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Elisheva wrote:
>An MD friend who runs a developmental pediatrics clinic told me that she had
>just ordered new Denver kits for her house staff. I mentioned the question
>where you give the child the bottle and the doll and ask how we feed the
>baby, and suggested that -- especially in a population with developmental
>problems! -- endorsing bottlefeeding as the norm was doing harm! Anyway she
>emailed me this week that she had ordered both bottles and spoons
>for the dolls, and would explain to the students why they might want to vary
>the standard procedure in this case!
My question would be how would these students evaluate my daughter who would
put the baby to their chest and give them na-nas ? (our code word for
breastfeeding)
Behind on reading my lactnet and wondering out loud ;->
Alicia Rudin, LLLL, AAPL, IBCLC
Gainesville, FL
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