Anyone else find this odd?  Mine was most active at night when I could
barely keep my eyes open.  

Linda Anderegg, BSN, RNC, IBCLC, RLC in Chicago

 

>"You wouldn't give anyone a coffee at night, and the same is true of 

> milk -- it has day-specific ingredients that stimulate activity in 

> the infant, and other night-time components that help the baby to 

> rest," lead author Cristina Sanchez of the Chrononutrition Laboratory 

> at the University of Extremadura in Spain said in a statement.

> "It is a mistake for the mother to express the milk at a certain time 

> and then store it and feed it to the baby at a different time."


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