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"It's the best food for their baby," said Kathy Shoalmire, prenatal educator at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi.
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"It's a learning process for both mom and baby," Shoalmire said.
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"It's really beneficial to the company," said Shoalmire, primarily because moms are out less caring for sick children.
Crecelius recommends that her patients who will be returning to work buy a high quality double electric pump after they have established a breastfeeding relationship.The pump lets them express their milk to feed the baby and keep their milk supply up.
Women can also tailor their pumping schedule to fit their schedule.
"It doesn't have to be 15 to 30 minutes three times a day," Shoalmire said.
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"Any amount is good for the baby as long as you breastfeed," Shoalmire said.
Appeared originally in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, 8/19/2004 8:00:00 AM, section C , page 1
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