No idea of the time delay, Phyll, between US showings of CH and the one they show very late at night here on the BBC. But...what do you think? Is it *worth* making a huge protest, given that our US lactnetters have reported (so far) only a small response in terms of anxious clients? I wonder if there is a risk we draw too much attention to the issue, and make more people watch it, and, more worryingly, make more people wonder if there is indeed an issue to be addressed about bf and dehydration? CH is not part of the cultural furniture here - 'Casualty', yes, or 'EastEnders', but not Chicago Hope. UK viewers know lots of things happen in CH and ER that just do not happen here - we are well-used to thinking 'only in America'! Also : there is no PR available for bf in the UK with the money to organise a proper campaign of refutment, still less a video news release for showing after the programme. My instinct is to let it float by, unnoticed....apart from warning Baby Friendly UK of course of their misrepresentation....at least UNICEF have resources. What do US lacnet people think? Heather Welford Neil NCT bfc Newcastle upon Tyne UK