Cindy,
I was wondering if *anyone* else noticed it, or if it was just my mind playing tricks on me.....for media hype maybe? Because rarely have I heard of a "toddler" dying in his sleep...baby, yes, I've heard of it, but not toddler, no. Someone's ploy to GRAB our attention?
I do think however it is a shame that not *all* circumstances are considered & looked at PRIOR to thrusting these stories into our daily lives...like, was someone drinking, smoking, on drugs (legal or otherwise)..surely there *may* have been an *additional* fact...come on, get real!!
I love Linda's remarks......"I'll eat my socks"...gosh, you just crack me up!!
Joy Kahler
LLL of Wyoming, USA
Cindy Curtis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
This is really weird, the title says Toddler Dies in sleep and it is a 10
day old. The yellow police tape graphic really gets me.
Cindy Curtis RNC IBCLC CCE
http://www.breastfeedingonline.com
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Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008 1:54 PM
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Subject: [LACTNET] Fiji: 10 day old baby died in his sleep after being
breastfed
[very odd news item - I would assume that breastfeeding is common in Fiji?
Very odd to link breastfeeding as the cause - presumably all babies are
being breastfed at 10 days? This really is a case of "breastfeeding gets
all the blame"
Reading Pamela's post of recent days, where she said that SIDS was unknown
in certain African communities - I wonder if SIDS is the case here, and they
don't know how to diagnose it as that?
Janice Reynolds]
http://www.radiofiji.com.fj/fullstory.php?id=8387
Toddler dies in sleep
Monday, February 11, 2008
A 10 day old baby boy died in his sleep after being breastfed by his mother
in Naitasiri village early yesterday.
The mother breastfed the baby and went off to sleep only to wake up at
around 2am to discover the baby was not breathing.
The police are awaiting a post mortem examination report.
The incident has prompted another piece of advice for parents especially
mothers to be careful when breastfeeding their baby at night.
Fiji Broadcasting Corporation
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