a totally valid point (and those are some eager breasts you apparently have!). Mostly my point was that in emergency situations, all but the most strident breastfeeders need a little help, simply since modern life means we've got things to do (one post partum DSLJer was out of the hospital a full 2 days when she was back in the ER again, and had to leave the 5 day-old baby with the visiting grandma for the 5 hour trip). Having a little supplemental feed is a good idea.
If you keep producing prodigiously (ok, I love that phrase), you might also want to look into the breast milk banks, and help another mom out.
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Date: 2011-07-23 08:50 pm (UTC)If you keep producing prodigiously (ok, I love that phrase), you might also want to look into the breast milk banks, and help another mom out.
and good luck with your new human being!