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Janet
Since mom has a good milk supply, is it possible that baby is clamping
down to stop the flow of milk? I wonder if it might be worth a trial of
latching on in cradle position, then leaning back in a recliner or bed, going
against gravity. Perhaps the nipple shield use slowed down milk transfer,
then when it was stopped baby got too much too fast. Personally, I find that
finger feeding helps get the baby oriented, if not doing well after
tongue-tie is clipped. Why ABM and what are they feeding the ABM with? I
would encourage EBM, if at all possible. Clampers are a real challenge.
Good luck.
Alice Ernest IBCLC
Simpsonville, SC
Wearing my new "All I needed to know about life I learned by breastfeeding"
T-shirt today.
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