Kathy P wrote:
 
 
Getting  rid of pacifiers

I am in the same position, as we have restricted  pacifiers for NICU only. 
I have one very outspoken physician who blames me for  all her postpartum 
depression patients. All because I took out  pacifiers.  Ack. 

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Kathy, what power you wield!  I am really impressed and  proud that I know 
someone who single handedly caused PPD because she got rid of  pacifiers.  
 
Perhaps you could encourage said physician to write a  scholarly article on 
the relationship between use of pacifiers and obliteration  of PPD.
 
Tongue in cheek -- I think.
 
Jan Barger, RN, MA, IBCLC, FILCA
Lactation Education Consultants 



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