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Re: breastfeeding promotionFrom: Deborah Wage (wagedj@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu)Wed Jul 30 19:31:14 1997
Arthurfree@aol.com wrote: > > Much like the circumcision discussion, I often feel like I am "whistling" in > the wind when discussing the medical benefits of breastfeeding with many of > the (especially young) mothers. 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
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