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Old 09-18-2007, 09:40 AM
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Default Re: How to tell if a doctor is not supportive of breastfeeding

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Originally Posted by meremoongirl View Post
My Dr isnt very supportive, or at least ver knowledgeable. My son is 5 weeks old now, and when I went in at 2 weeks we talked about Dante's constant crying and how it seemed like he was hitting a growth spurt, seemed constantly hungry. He was 8lbs 14oz at birth, but lost quit a bit waiting for my milk to come in.. took a good three or four days. Seemed like he was making up for lost time, and had gained 12 oz in 11 days . Dr said "he shouldnt be eating more than once every three hours, try to hold him off" LOL I just about fell off my seat laughing! It was the most I could do to get him to go TWO hours! He didnt really buy the "growth spurt" theory. Dante LOVES to eat!

you'd be surprised though by how many people think "the dr said it, so it must be true" though.

did you try to inform the dr, or just let it go?

does the dr not eat when he si hungry, just cuz the watch says it isn;t time yet?
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