Cordelia,
«I'm not sure what the answer is here but in Vancouver where we have a
high Chinese population, it is common to hear mother's in hospital
claim they have no milk and give formula, then they go home, find
themselves engorged and the community health nurse finds the woman at
home breastfeeding.  It may be that when this woman's milk comes in
she will breastfeed her baby more because she can see that she has
milk.  What did she do when she had her first baby?»

I'm in Surrey, baby was born at Surrey Memorial.  :-)  She did have her milk
come in after her first but she only "tried" to nurse her for 2 days I
believe.  It is one of those areas where language barrier has made it
difficult for me to gauge whether I have the full picture or not on what
happened with her 3yo.

I did find the Chinese pdf file someone posted to be useful.  I took it in
to work last night where my closing pharmacist can read chinese and asked
her to give me the general gist of what it talked about.  I even learned a
few symbols of chinese!  ;-)
Fio

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