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Nursing the Adopted Child
Originally Posted By Kay
Breastfeeding the adopted child is possible. I am doing it with my 13 week old adopted daughter. You can take herbs Fenugreek and Blessed Thistle. I pumped every 3-4 hours for 8 weeks before she came. There is a great email group on egroups.com called 1absupportgroup just for adoptive moms who want to or are nursing. I also have a web page with resources and links about adoptive nursing. http://www.preciouskids.org/adopt/adoptnursing.html Let me know if I can answer any questions. kay@preciouskids.org
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La Leche League
Originally Posted By Crystal
Another place you may want to try is the La Leche League. They are a group focused just on breastfeeding and they have developed some techniques so adoptive moms can share in those tender experiences. They have a site at www.lalecheleague.org Good luck!
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Re: Nursing the Adopted Child
Originally Posted By Nursing Mother
Congratulations Kay ,you and your baby will both be forever bonded by your decision to breastfeed. Well done!
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Re: Nursing the Adopted Child
Originally Posted By Ella
I think what you are doing is great! The benefits of breasfeeding are phenomenal, both physically and emotionally for the child and mother. Thanks for the info!
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Re: Nursing the Adopted Child
Originally Posted By Cristina
we are expecting our adopted baby on Dec. 6,2000, is that enough time to start and how do I do it. I know how to pump. But for how long on each side every 2-3 hours?
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Re: Nursing the Adopted Child
Originally Posted By sue
that is just unblievable i nursed my baby until she was 3 but it was becaise i wanted to i can't have any more babies i would give anything to be able to have another baby to nurse agin.i am from mississippi now i home school 2 of my children and babysit sometimes.can you adopt if you are seperated.please let me know
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Re: Re: Nursing the Adopted Child
Originally Posted By Kay
I pumped 10-20 mins with double sided HOSPITAL grade pump like the Medela Lactina
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