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'If you bd while pg you will not produce colostrum after the birth'. This is definitely wrong, isn't it?

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berolina · 23/06/2007 21:04

Said to me by doctor at the hospital where I will be giving birth. She wanted to convince me to wean ds before the birth. I'm 28+1 and he's showing no signs of self-weaning, in fact just the opposite, and I don't intend to wean him. But according to this doctor dc2 will not get milk appropriate to his stage, but rather the 'mature' milk ds has been getting, because I will not produce any colostrum.

Bolleaux, surely?

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emkana · 23/06/2007 23:16

berolina, so pleased to read about your placenta.

Don't listen to the stupid doctor. It's absolutely disgusting how little German health professionals know about b/feeding (some of them). When ds was in hospital with bronchiolitis, fully b/fed, the nurse tried to convince me he had diarrhoeae (sp?) - when what she was looking at was the normal poo of a full b/fed baby...

do you know the site www.rund-ums-baby.de ? There's a lovely, lovely b/feeding counsellor on there who gives great advice, also searchable for past answers.

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