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Hello David, In a message dated 16/02/98 04:17:37 GMT, you write:
<< In my personal experience after 10 years of doing hematocrits
(blood counts) on 9 month babies who have basically been exclusively
breastfed for four to six months and then fed whatever the mother eats
(rice, peas, callalloo, fish, mango etc. etc) from then on, I have still to
find a baby who was anaemic >>
Why the need to carry on doing this when you know the result? !! Having a
needle stuck into you hurts, hope you always encourage the mother to have a
breast ready for instant comfort if baby hurts or is frightened.
My kindest regards to you in Trinidad where you are top dogs in Test Match;
where my bestest, bestest friend comes from; where we plan to go for our 25th
WA and where my husband is going in a weeks time on work (during Carnival, of
course) and I can't go, boohoo. Helen M. Woodman, National Childbirth Trust
Breastfeeding Counsellor, UK
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