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breastfeeding promotionFrom: James Taylor (taylorj@texas.net)Thu Jul 31 18:57:14 1997
> >I agree. I have found a unique 'technique' in discussing breastfeeding > >that I 'stole' from a colleague. I will ask a mother the following > >question: > > > >"If there was a pill that you could give your baby that would reduce his > >infections, build his immunie system, reduce adult obesity, heart > >disease and diabetes,..." etc., etc. "...would you give it to him?" > > > >Of course they say yes. Most know where I'm headed, when I say "Well, I > >just described what breastfeeding your baby can do". And its even more > >effective with the FOBs. > > > >-- > >Deborah Wage, MSN,FNP,NM This sounds like an effective technique. I am sure it does foster a willingness to try to breastfeed. Now if we can just get them to actually be successful at doing it... J. Taylor
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