Renee,
You are right, mothers need INFORMATION. They won't get that through 
advertising.

Best regards,

Veronica Garea
GALM Bariloche
IBFAN Bariloche - LLL Argentina

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>
>Date:    Tue, 22 Mar 2005 22:36:48 EST
>From:    Renee Drake <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: J&J and bottles
>
>Ok, here I go with a "dumb" question.
>
>I know that the WHO guidelines do not want any advertising of  ABM etc.
>However, playing devil's advocate.  What about mothers who  return to 
>work....
>don't they need good quality bottles that are going to be as  close to the
>natural nipple as possible to avoid any confusion?  I know  that in my own 
>case, I
>studied up on several brands before ultimately deciding  on Avent.  I had to
>return to work, and obviously baby had to have bottles  in my 
>absence.  Although
>Dh did bring her to my work to nurse 3 times a  day, She still needed bottles
>of ebm.  Without the ability to look into the  different styles of bottles
>and nipples, I may have used the wrong kind and  gotten her terribly 
>confused.
>My point, in a long winded, round about way,  is that although we would like
>there to be nothing but the breast, reality says  that bottles are necessary
>for the working mom.
>
>Renee Drake RN, CLC, LLL leader  applicant
>
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