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As a Lactation Consultant, my main customers are mothers whose babies are under 12 months of age, so when looking for information for my daughter-in-law, I found it hard to find anything on milk intake for babies older than 12 months. After doing some research, I have come to the following conclusion that I thought I would share with the moms on the world wide web. Babies who are 12-24 months of age and weigh 20 lbs or more should take in 16-20 oz of milk; more if they are underweight. Normal... Read More
Motivation as in anything is extremely important in breastfeeding and even more important is tenacity when inducing lactation. The success rate for the following protocols according to Nemba in the 1994 Journal of Trop Pedeatrics was 89%. In this study 33 of the 37 women nursed their babies for 9 months or longer. Thse mothers began with a 100 mg single priming dose of medrozyprogesterone (Depo Provera). After 7 days, they began 25 mg of chlorpromazine 4 times daily or 10 mg of metoclopromide... Read More
A 2009 study by the Agency for Healthcare Reasearch and Quality (AHRQ) pooled odds for infants receiving any formula use in the first 3 months suggested they were twice as likely to get an ear infection as infants who received only breast milk. Most mothers know that breastmilk is the gold standard, but have been fooled into believing that formula is a close second. The summary of this study found at the link above is one more proof that formula puts infants at risk. Other studies show that... Read More
In addition to breastfeeding classes and counseling, I am now proud to offer childbirth classes, labor and postpartum doula support, reiki and yoga sessions, placenta services, and body art such as henna, silhouette painting, and body casting. Please contact me for more information. Thanks! In Peace, Love, and Light, Katrina Fuller, CBE, CLE, CLD Natural Nesters Childbirth, Breastfeeding, & Postpartum Education & Support By Appointment Only Hobbs, New Mexico 88240 (575) 392-4874 Faceboo... Read More
I have gotten a lot of calls lately about weaning. Is it that time of year? Most of them are from moms who are feeling pressure to wean because someone in their family (or worse; a doctor) has been critical of breastfeeding. This is despite the AAP's statement that "Breastfeeding should continue to at least a year and thereafter as long as mutually desired." The WHO recommends breastfeeding to at least two years. Why? Many of the health benefits are dose related. The longer (or more exclus... Read More
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