I am presenting to a group of Health Professionals on the topic of Breast
Refusal. I would be interested in any articles that you have come across
that would address this topic. I have the basic resources including
Breastfeeding and Human Lactation and the Breastfeeding Answer Book and
some articles by Woolridge on Suck and Attachment. I would like more
information on the effects of the labor and delivery experience on baby's
natural rooting. I would be interested in information on how to encourage
the natural rooting when a newborn seems to have lost it or has never
exhibited it. I am also interested in any documentation on babies
refusing the breast because they have been forced to the breast such as
that sleepy baby who we insist on waking and putting to the breast for
whatever our reasons and he gets so upset he just screams when you put
him to the breast. I certainly feel that this is the case in my practise
but I have not seen anything documented. I really would appretiate any
leads you could give me. Of course, I need this information by May 20.
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