Joann writes:

Thank  you for addressing that timing issue!  As I recall, was not she just 
 criticizing timing feedings, in the sentence (or so), in the article, 
before  that?


No, she suggests specific numbers of minutes for feeds and for pumping  
sessions, to many struggling  moms. As I said, I've worked with her  for many 
years - this is her way. This quote: "After an hour, Ms. Rosenfeld  advised 
the mother to drink two cups of raspberry leaf tea each day, starting at  
noon. To keep a log of her _diet_ 
(http://health.nytimes.com/health/guides/specialtopic/food-guide-pyramid/overview.html?inline=nyt-classifier) , to weed 
out possible triggers of digestive issues  for the baby. To do the tongue 
exercises before each feeding to “open his suck,”  and burp him before, during 
and after. And to nurse for no longer than 12  minutes on the first side, 
18 on the second. " reads as completely accurate,  since I've been on visits 
with Freda. The one major piece of misinformation was  to call Cathy Genna's 
books "breastfeeding guidebooks". They are exhaustively  researched texts 
to help those of us who help mothers and babies. They are not  "guidebooks" 
for parents, dispensing the kind of information Freda was talking  about. I 
don't think it was well written to place Freda's quote in that spot. 
 
Hope that helps,
Peace,
Judy
Peace,
Judy  

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA

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