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Cup feeding for infants has been studied since the 1940s!  A cup or spoon is 
an efficient way to get colostrum into a baby without using a bottle, 
especially since colostrum is very tiny amounts.  Newborns do not need the 
amounts that are currently being given to newborn  formula fed babies. 
(That's another whole topic - amounts needed in first few days).  Personally 
I think of cup feeding or spoon feeding,  as a short term solution, Lactaid 
as a long term solution,  which is probably not needed in the first five 
days for a normal, healthy newborn.

Jack Newman sent these titles to Lactnet in 2000.
Armstrong, H. Techniques of feeding infants: the Case for Cup Feeding. 
Research in Action 1998, no.8:1-6

Lang, S., Lawrence, C.J., L'E Orme, R. Cup Feeding: an alternative method of 
infant feeding.  Arch Dis Child 1994; 71:365-369.

UNICEF/WHO has published  Breastfeeding counseling: A Training Course, p. 
136-137 (sorry couldn't find a year on it.

Also Physiologic Stability of Newborns During Cup- or Bottle-Feeding, 
Howard, C.,et al. Pediatrics 104,
Supplement Nov 1999, p.1204-1207.

There are more!  See Lactnet Archives Feb 12, 2005 12:24 PM letter from 
Virgina Wall - lists several more

IBFAN Africa Statement on Cups

Practice Update from Lactation Education Resources, Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring 
1999 Has 11 ref.

2006 Cup-Feeding: Policy and Procedure, Wight, N. E., MD , San Diego County 
Breastfeeding Coalition

A Comparison of the Safety of Cupfeedings and Bottlefeedings in Premature 
Infants Whose Mothers Intend to Breastfeed.  Marinelli, K.A. et al J 
Perinatology,,2001, 21, 350-355. (not sure if correct cite, not good copy 
:-(

Supplementation of Breastfeeding Newborns: A Flow Chart for Decision Making. 
Glover, J. JHL 11(2), p.127-131. 1995

There are even more.  I don't have time to enter them all.  Pat in SNJ

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