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4 month checkup
In message , Rebecca Jo
writes I do have some milk pumped & frozen for emergencies but if there isn't an emergency & there isn't someplace I need to go where the baby cannot also go, I see no reason to get him used to bottles. I'm perfectly content to nurse him on demand. Hmmm - I think the problem with that is that in case of emergency you're not going to have time to get him used to bottles. If, say, you suddenly had to go into hospital and Alexander wouldn't take milk in any other way, it could be pretty unpleasant for both him and whoever was taking care of him. (Which, of course, is not the same as saying that you should start leaving him for more than two hours just for the sake of doing so if you don't want to do so. That's rather silly.) All the best, Sarah -- http://www.goodenoughmummy.blogspot.com But how do we _know_ that nobody ever said on their deathbed that they wished they’d spent more time at the office? |
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4 month checkup
"Sarah Vaughan" wrote in message
... In message , Rebecca Jo writes I do have some milk pumped & frozen for emergencies but if there isn't an emergency & there isn't someplace I need to go where the baby cannot also go, I see no reason to get him used to bottles. I'm perfectly content to nurse him on demand. Hmmm - I think the problem with that is that in case of emergency you're not going to have time to get him used to bottles. If, say, you suddenly had to go into hospital and Alexander wouldn't take milk in any other way, it could be pretty unpleasant for both him and whoever was taking care of him. Babies don't starve themselves though, do they? DD was never keen on a bottle and wouldn't take one from me (yuck, Mum, what is that hard thing that tastes of silicone?) but she did take EBM with vigour when she _had_ to, e.g. when I was getting my wisdom teeth out, or at the funeral for a friend's child etc and someone else was looking after her. IME some babies won't take EBM from Mum, because they know she has the goods, but left with a non-lactating caregiver they're much more likely to go for it. -- Amy Mum to Carlos born sleeping 20/11/02, & Ana born screaming 30/06/04 http://www.freewebs.com/carlos2002/ http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/a/ana%5Fj%5F2004/ My blog: http://spaces.msn.com/members/querer-hijo-querer-hija/ |
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