Dear Sandy
I am not sure if you are aware there are several
cultures where women chose to only feed on one side..
I worked in PNG many years ago where this was
common and from memory I remember taking note that between babies - women only
looked lop sided if it was between third fourth or more babies.
Babies feeding from only one side in our culture
happens a fair bit judging by replies to a question about it many years ago and
women's comments to me over years of BF assistance.
Yes a woman may be lopsided when milk is "in" but
this can go away when you stop breastfeeding.
I think if you did a poll many on this list would admit to being lop sided with-out breastfeeding or regardless of how they fed their baby(ies). Anyway I am saying it may go away on weaning!
Meanwhile you could express that side and cup feed! Also I do not know if you can do a search of old NMAA newsletters and clean ideas from the issue where the members sent in their ideas?? Go to NMAA web site and ask and can some one forward this question to a
breastfeeding list??
Denise
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