Hi everyone,

I have a client who is returning to work when baby is four months, and 
feels she needs to wean because of her work environment.  She was pulled 
from her regular work while pregnant because of the environmental 
chemicals.  Is there somewhere she can check on these chemicals in relation 
to breastfeeding?  I've looked in the archives, because I seem to remember 
some discussion about this in the past, but not finding what I'm looking 
for.  The chemicals are methane chloride, NNDMF, and tetrahydrofuran.  (not 
sure of my spelling, need to clarify with her).

I'd appreciate any direction.  She's worked so hard to breastfeed, it would 
be a shame to wean if she doesn't need to.

Kerri Zandberg, RN, BScN, IBCLC

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