I agree with Nikki - getting BFAR (and PCOS and moms with those funky off
kilter breasts and ....) moms off to the same good start as others is the
right beginning. And I have found that if I acknowledge that there may be a
challenge, moms respond well: "We can't say for sure what will happen -- but
we will help you and we will make sure your baby gets fed. And your baby
will get something good - then we'll figure out what else we might need to
do."
That opens the door to more peace with whatever happens, moms don't become
as concerned about baby getting "nothing" while we're waiting for the milk
to come in, and if we need to supplement, they can see it as just a part of
what they need to do to breastfeed.
Dawn Kersula
....with Lactnet making me a little late for work this morning!



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