Rada bingung juga sih..;- tp emg klo tanya dokter ada pendapat yg beragam.. info trakhir saat pekan ASI Agt 2008 kmaren salah seorang DSOG di Semarang yg kebetulan jd pembicara menurut beliau emg kurang menyarankan ibu menyusui meneruskan ASInya saat hamil krn menurut bliau org hamil itu tjd perub hormon yg signifikan akibatnya bila dg menyusui hormonnya smakin ga karu2an kasarannya n nantinya blia dilahirkan bayinya ada kecenderungan bermaslah dg hormon misal bayi perempuan nanti berkumis atao bayi laki2 payudaranya gede dll.. emg sih pembuktiannya blum ada tp dr sisi ilmu spt itu akibatnya..
Klo di web laktasi emg gpp hamil sambil menyusui selagi si ibu nyaman n ga bermasalah dg kandungannya saat nyusuin.. klo pengalaman aku saat hamil anak kedua emg masih nyusuin anakku yg 2 th tp ya itu klo nyusuin aku ngerasa mules n melilit di perut saran DSOG dihentikan... puji Tuhan bisa menyapih juga dg ikhlas..;-0 berikut kumpulan Q-A di milis sehat ttg Menyusui n hamil lagi.. Smoga bisa bantu memberi pencerahan.. Question : Dear All, Saya mommynya Daffa (1 thn 2 bulan), saya memberikan ASI sampai Daffaberumur 11 bulan lebih, Selagi daffa berusia 5 bulan ternyata saya sudah hamil lagi (walaupunakhirnya keguguran), banyak yang bilang bahwa Dalam keadaan hamil sebaiknya tidak diperbolehkan menyusui karena bisamenyebabkan kontraksi pada janin, apakah benar? Padahal sewaktu saya tau saya hamil saya memberikan ASI ke daffa melaluipompa dok.Pls penjelasannya, Thanks, Mommynya daffa :-) Answer 1 : Dear Mamanya Daffa, Tidak benar mba.. kalo dikatakan sedang hamil tidak boleh menyusui... tidakada bukti krongkret dan klausal yang menunjukkan ke indikasi tersebut(kontraksi tehadap janin), hal ini juga sudah beberapa kali dibahas.. cobamba liat2 lagi.. bahasan yang subjeknya seputar ASI dan permaslahannya. Anggun Zuma Riany Answer 2 : Dear Mbak Windy, Yg disampaikan Mbak Anggun benar bahwa tidak menjadi hambatan utk ibuhamil menyusui bayinya.Menurut para ahli laktasi & obgyn saat ini sih diperbolehkan kok ibu hamilmenyusui anaknya. Meski dg ekstra care utk intake nutrisi sang ibu &memang dipastikan gak ada gangguan utk sang janin & sag ibu. Saya repostartikel ttg ini dari lalecheleague. Saya turut berduka cita atas keguguran mbak.Dulu waktu hamil dan menyusui Daffa selalu merasa kontraksi gak saatmenyusui ?! Krn belum tentu penyebab janin mbak gugur karena hal ini.Kecuali kondisi diatas tadi, selalu kontraksi saat menyusui dan kontraksitsb hebat. Jika tidak , maka bisa diyakinkan penyebab kegugurannya bukankrn menyusui tadi. Di milis ini banyak sekali ibu2 yg menyusui bayinyameski hamil. Ada Mbak Erna Fariany, ada Mbak Wida Anas, dsb.Semua kondisi tsb dg catatan tadi, tidak ada gangguan pada janin, makaproses menyusui dapat diteruskan selama hamil. Ada beberapa ibu yg tetap menyusui anaknya hingga sang bayi lahir kemudiandilanjutkan dg tandem breastfeeding (menyusui sang anak & bayi). Tapimengenai keputusan mau menyapih dsb saat ibu hamil juga gak disalahkan.Lagi2 it is very personal decision. Semoga membantu.Love,Luluk Answer 3 : Dear Sps & mods, Saya jadi "tergugah" setelah membaca bbrp email ttg breastfeeding bbrp hrini, bahkan email-nya salah satu SP(sori lupa nama) yg nyaranin u/ relaktasiu/ ibu yg bayinya 9 bl, jadi menimbulkan setitik harapan buat saya kembalimenyusui Anya yg sekarang udah 7 bl lbh. Saya berhenti menyusui Anya sekitar umurnya 4,5 bl krn asi gak keluar lagirasanya, krn gak pernah payudara terasa bengkak atau kemeng, spt layaknya ygdirasakan ibu2 menyusui saat payudara penuh terisi asi, makanya saya gakpernah mompa asi selama kerja. Mungkin stres, mungkin juga saya gak pede, krn pengalaman anak pertama sayakasih asi (sukurlah bisa sampe 1 th krn kebetulan Dimdim gak mau susu botol& saya gak kerja saat itu), mesti byk komentar keluarga (yg mestinyamendukung :(() yg meragukan kuantitas asi saya krn Dimdim keliatan kurus(padahal badannya padat/keras & perkembangannya bagus). Pls advise mbak Luluk & others, apa mungkin saya msh bisa menyusui stl vakumsekian bulan? Apakah maksudnya relaktasi itu perawatan payudara? waktu hbsmelahirkan sy pernah dpt, jd gak perlu lagi konsul dong? Kl bukan, tlg beriref. u/ di Surabaya. Thanks a lot, pingin banget bisa kasih asi lagi buat si kecil..jikamungkin.. Kind regards, Ibunya Dimdim & Anya Answer 4 : Dear Mbak Ratna, Sangat mungkin dan sangat bisa kok mbak.Saran saya, coba datangi klinik laktasi dan kemukakan niatan mbak. Banyaksekali teman saya yg berhasil melakukan relaktasi meski sudah cukup lamatidak menyusui.Memang butuh usaha tersendiri & teknink tersendiri. Dan juga tentu sajasemangat & kesabaran. Pada beberapa hal, ibu yg ingin menyusui kembali menggunakan Lact-aidsystem, yaitu semacam alat berupa kantung yg digantung dileher ibu dgtali. kemudian pd kantung tsb terdapat selang halus yg ditempelkan disekitar areola ibu. Kantung tsb bisa diisi ASI peras ibu lain atau susufomula. Sehingga saat ibu menyusui bayinya, bayi tetap mendapatkan nutrisiyg dibutuhkansekaligus memebrikan stimulasi pada pabrik2 ASI.Cara ini juga yg sering digunakan ibu2 adopsi yg ingin menyusui bayinya.Begitu ASI sudah keluar, lact-aid bisa dilepas.Kuncinya hanya 2 : sering distimulasi (dg disusukan langsung / diperas/dipompa) dan PEDE (termasuk juga support dari pasangan & keluarga). Memang butuh perjuangan khusus. Tapi worth to try kok.Mengenai support ?! hmmm sabar ya mbak. Mereka beranggapan spt itu krn gakmengerti.Tidak mengerti bahwa tidak ada ASI yg tidak bagus. Semua kualitas ASIterjamin 100% apalgi jika keluar langsung dari kemasannya (payudara ibu).Pelan2 coba ktia transfer ilmu ttg ASI insya Allah ke depannya msayarakatkita jauh lebih mengerti ttg ASI & menyusui. Saya repost artikel ttg relaktasi. Saran saya coba buka langsung artikeldari websitenya. Krna da gambar lact-aid yg gak bisa dilihat di sini. Selamat mencoba. Salam utk Anya. Luluk Answer 5 : Dear Mbak Luluk, Thanks very much for your valuable support. Sekarang tinggal saya menetapkan hati & mengatur strategi agar niat ini bisadidukung suami, termasuk si mbak yg merawat Anya selama saya di kantor (krnwkt Anya msh asi, suka susah minum susu botol). Kind regards, Ibunya Dimdim & Anya ========== Hamil dan menyusui Question : dr. Wati dan sps, Ikutan tanyakalo hamil masih boleh nyusuin nggak ???, please advise ya, rgds,erna Answer 1 : Sharing aja..Aku tetap menyusui anakku sampai usia kehamilan 7 bln.. (sampai usia kakaknya pas 2 thn) Kata dsogku nggak papa selama tidak menimbulkan kontraksi.Ya udah aku tetep kasih... alhamdulillah nggak ada masalah..padahal kakaknya kalo nyusu doyannya sambil muter2 & nungging2.. kadang kaki ada di badan kadang udah nyampe di muka emaknya hehehheDari dulu eh.. sampai sekarang deng.. dah niat mo' kasih ASI ke anak min. ampe 2 th.. Rgds,Vinna Answer 2 : Dear Mba Erna. Mo' sharing pengalaman saya nih mba. Waktu hamil anak ketiga (JulianKurnia) usianya sekrg masuk 7 bln, saat itu saya masih menyusui abangnya(Rendhi Kurnia) jarak antara keduanya 2,5 thn. Tadinya saya merasa risih masih menyusui, & bnyk pro-kontra ttg masalah tsb. Tetapi saya ambil cuek aja tetap menyusui, soalnya kasihan melihat Rendhi merengek kalau minta nenen..., and is no problem dgn kondisi si Bayi, & si anak yg kita susuitsb. Tergantung dgn Mba Ernanya sendiri sih u/ ambil keputusan mana yg terbaik buat diri mba..suggest setiap orang kan beda2, itu ajah yah.. Wassalam.Anggun Zuma Riany ======== Dear Mbak Ginuk, Berikut saya posting additional references ttg breastfeeding while pregnant dari berbagai sumber yg dapat dipercaya. Semoga bermanfaat dan melengkapi reference yg telah ada. Saat ini di dunia laktasi, para ahli laktasi & obgyn saat ini diperbolehkan kok ibu hamil menyusui anaknya. Meski dg ekstra care utk intake nutrisi sang ibu & memang dipastikan gak ada gangguan utk sang janin & sang ibu. Ada beberapa ibu yg tetap menyusui anaknya hingga sang bayi lahir kemudian dilanjutkan dg tandem breastfeeding (menyusui sang anak & bayi). Jadi gak ada sisi buruknya, kecuali jika ada indikasi medis tertentu yg menyebabkan sang ibu gak boleh menyusui spt kontraksi berlanjut dsb. Tapi mengenai keputusan mau menyapih dsb saat ibu hamil juga gak disalahkan. Lagi2 it is very personal decision. Apalagi keliatannya Putir menyusu pd mabak hanya utk more to sooth her. Btw disini banyak ibu hamil yg menyusui anaknya juga. Tadi dah ada mbak anggun ya. MbakWida Anas juga nih kalo gak salah, dll. Make the best decision for you, your toddler, your upcoming baby and your husband . Love, Luluk ------------------------------------------ http://www.breastfeed-essentials.com/pregnant.html I'm Pregnant. Do I Have to Wean? If you become pregnant while nursing your child, you may wonder if continuing to breastfeed is even possible. Will it be harmful to your unborn baby? Can your nursing child still get the nutrition he needs from your milk? In most cases, you CAN continue to nurse once you become pregnant, perhaps throughout your pregnancy and beyond. It will be important for you to sort out your feelings about nursing while pregnant. Be careful to let your decision be directed by your own feelings and not the expectations, attitudes, and advice of others. If after weighing out everything, you are still unsure, then consider simply taking one day at a time. Signs of Pregnancy During Lactation If you have been having regular menstrual cycles, a missed period may be the first sign that you may be pregnant as will other signs such as fatigue, breast tenderness, morning sickness, etc. But what if your cycles have not returned? One of the first signs for many breastfeeding mothers that they may be pregnant is sudden onset of sore nipples. However, this can also be caused by the hormonal changes that take place with ovulation and menstruation. And teething in the baby, thrush, food particles left in the baby's mouth, etc. can also result in sudden nipple tenderness. Thus, the only sure way to know whether or not you are pregnant while breastfeeding it to have a pregnancy test and be examined by your doctor. Concerns About Your Unborn Baby If you are well-nourished you should have no difficulty providing for both your nursing child and your unborn baby, especially if your older child is more than one year old. It will be important for you to gain weight within the normal parameters and eat nutritious foods as well as get adequate rest, just as you would with any other pregnancy. It may be that you will need to consume extra calories if you decide to continue breastfeeding during your pregnancy and taking extra vitamin supplements may also be a good idea. Although uterine contractions are sometimes experienced with breastfeeding, they are a normal part of every pregnancy and no different than those experienced by many mothers during sexual relations that take place during a pregnancy. There is no reason to fear that the colostrum that your newborn will need will be "use up" by your older child. No matter how much your child nurses, there will still be plenty of colostrum for your new baby. Concerns About Your Nursing Child The hormones that help maintain your pregnancy do appear in your milk but in very small quantities, far less than the amount your unborn child is exposed to. These same hormones also will cause a decrease in your milk supply about the second half of your pregnancy, or the last four months. If your nursling is less than one year old, you will want to keep track of his weight gain to ensure that he is receiving enough milk for adequate growth. Your breastfeeding child may wean on his own during the course of your pregnancy due to the drop in supply and change in the taste of your milk as it transitions to colostrum during the last few months. Some toddlers continue to nurse despite these changes in milk quantity and flavor. If your child is still nursing as the birth of your next child approaches, you may consider tandem nursing (nursing your older child along with your newborn). Discomforts Associated With Breastfeeding During Pregnancy As has already been mentioned, you may experience nipples soreness once you become pregnant. For many mothers, this passes as the end of the first trimester approaches. For others it continues throughout the pregnancy. Implementing the following measures may help you manage this discomfort with more ease: Use the breathing techniques you learned in your childbirth classes. Try different nursing positions. Ask your older child - if he is old enough to understand - to nurse for shorter periods of time or more gently. Pump or hand express until letdown occurs so that your child does not nurse so aggressively. Feelings of restlessness, antsiness, or irritation at the nursling are also common during feeding times. Trying to distract yourself with a book , the television, a chat on the telephone, etc. may make this more bearable. As your abdomen grows, you may find it increasingly hard to find a comfortable position in which to nurse your child. The side-lying position may be the most comfortable, and if challenged, your older child will find a way to reach your breast as long as you allow him freedom to explore and try different positions! Fatigue will be a normal part of your pregnancy whether you are breastfeeding or not.. One advantage of continued breastfeeding is that it may be easier to persuade your older child to lie down with you to nurse when you feel you need some added rest. Medical Reasons to Consider Weaning While weaning is not necessary in most circumstances, there are a few situations where it may be the wiser choice. These include: - the presence of uterine pain or bleeding - a history of premature delivery - continued weight loss by mother during pregnancy What If I Decide to Go Ahead and Wean? It is not possible to predict if a child will wean during a pregnancy. Children mature at different rates, and while one child may be ready to wean, another may not. You may wonder if your older child's nursing has become just a habit that needs to be broken, especially now that you are pregnant. Know that it is rare for a child under one year of age to be ready to wean and extended nursing past one year is still beneficial to the child. If your child is older, try substituting a favorite activity for nursing or change your daily routine and note his reaction. If he still wants to nurse despite the distractions and substitutions, it is very likely that breastfeeding still meets a real need in his life. In this case, weaning that is positive may take lots of time, patience, and energy on your part. Taking one day at a time may be the best course for both of you at least for a while. Written by Becky Flora, IBCLC Last revision: March 8, 1999 Resource: La Leche League's, "The Breastfeeding Answer Book" (1997) by Nancy Mohrbacher, IBCLC and Julie Stock, BA, IBCLC Helpful resource books/pamphlets: "Mothering Your Nursing Toddler" by Norma Bumgarner "The Nursing Mother's Guide to Weaning" by Kathleen Huggins and Linda Ziedrich "Nursing Two: Is It For You?" - a pamphlet by G. Burke, available through La Leche League ------------------------------------------- http://pregnancy.about.com/cs/breastfeedinginfo/a/aanho9_2.htm You Can Still Breastfeed >From Robin Elise Weiss, LCCE, New Pregnancy There is no reason that you cannot continue breastfeeding if you become pregnant. There is no evidence that this does any harm to you, to the baby in your womb or to the one who is nursing. If you wish to stop breastfeeding, take your time and wean slowly. ------------------------------------------ http://www.babycentre.co.uk/expert/552918.html Can I breastfeed while pregnant? Expert: Caroline Deacon [See Biography] Question: Is it still possible to breastfeed my son while pregnant with my next baby? null: Yes. Your body will carry on producing milk throughout your pregnancy. It's even possible to continue feeding your son after your new baby is born - this is called tandem feeding. Breastfeeding during pregnancy is fine for most women, although it's important to eat well. Hormonal changes in the early days may give you sensitive nipples making breastfeeding difficult. Nipple stimulation through breastfeeding or making love will cause mild uterine contractions, but, for most women, these are not strong enough to create a problem. However, if you have a history of premature delivery or miscarriage, or if you are bleeding, then you might need to think about weaning your older child. During the fourth or fifth months of your pregnancy, your milk reverts to colostrum (the nourishing pre-milk produced by your breasts in the first few days after birth), so the taste changes and volume decreases. Some children decide to wean themselves at this point, although others persevere. If your son wants to continue, don't worry about using your colostrum up; your body will continue to produce this special milk until your new baby needs it. If your son is under a year old, and therefore nutritionally dependent on your milk, you might need to keep track of his weight gain at this point. It is also worth thinking about whether you want to continue feeding your son once your new baby arrives. If tandem feeding is not for you, it will probably be less traumatic to wean him while you are pregnant rather then waiting until the new baby arrives and he is in danger of feeling usurped anyway. If you are not yet pregnant, but trying, bear in mind that it can be harder to conceive while still breastfeeding, as some women find they don't ovulate until they wean. --------------------------------------- http://breastfeed.com/resources/articles/bfeedpregnancy.htm Breastfeeding During Pregnancy by Debbie Friedman "With some basic education and information for both the physician and pregnant woman, breastfeeding during pregnancy is almost always safe." "The tender nipples while nursing were a give-away that I was pregnant," shares Traci Coburn. Becky Sweetser has just found out that she is pregnant. "Well, I suspected I was pregnant when my milk production literally dropped to nothing all of a sudden, and what I did have changed," she says. "The milk was very watery, with a blue tint." For many women, becoming pregnant while breastfeeding can come as a surprise. Some do not plan the pregnancy, while others assume a pregnancy is unlikely or even impossible while breastfeeding a child. Holding a nursing child to your breast, a new pregnancy can be difficult to accept. As you care for one baby, how can you be having another? And yet, many women plan a pregnancy to ensure their children are close together. While breastfeeding can interfere with ovulation, it's an unlikely birth control for mothers who are nursing older babies. Why would a mother want to breastfeed while pregnant? "Breastfeeding is such a special time of closeness that it is unimaginable for some mothers to consider ending the relationship before the baby is ready, even if that means nursing through a pregnancy and subsequently nursing two babies together," states Ann Calandro, RN, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) from North Carolina. Throughout much of the world, especially in less "developed" countries, nursing while pregnant is common. In the United States, it is important to understand that there are more misconceptions about breastfeeding during pregnancy that there are actual facts. A woman can value her breastfeeding relationship with her child, and still ensure the well being of her new child growing inside. With some basic education and information for both the physician and pregnant woman, breastfeeding during pregnancy is almost always safe. Shanon Mitchell was breastfeeding her one-year-old when she went to speak with her pediatrician. "She was thrilled that not only was I continuing to nurse my daughter, but that I was going to be nursing while pregnant." Shanon said. Her doctor asked some health questions and even went on to ask for any resources she might have on breastfeeding during pregnancy. Some Facts About Breastfeeding During Pregnancy A woman should be open with her midwife or physician about the continuation of breastfeeding during pregnancy. While rare, certain medical reasons may need to be discussed and even considered reason for weaning, including uterine pain or bleeding, a history of premature delivery, or a mother's continued loss of weight during pregnancy. According to the La Leche League, a well nourished mother should have no difficulty providing for both the unborn baby and the nursing child if more than one year old. If a child is younger, the mother will need to watch the child's' weight gain and provide additional solid food if needed. Christina Sonas says that her midwife was completely supportive of her continued breastfeeding of her two-and-a-half-year-old after she became pregnant and in fact, had lots of good information to share. "The hardest part of breastfeeding while pregnant is remembering that you're actually eating for three -- and more importantly, drinking water for three!" says Christina. "I kept a full 32-ounce water bottle with me at all times. I was drinking 12 to 14 cups of water every day. All that water sure kept my milk supply up. My daughter never complained of less milk." Also, changes can occur in the breastfeeding relationship. The mother might experience new feelings such as sensitive skin and the nursing child may not like the taste of colostrum being developed by the mother somewhere between the fourth and eighth month. A study of 503 La Leche League nursing mothers showed that 69 percent of children weaned on their own when the mother became pregnant. Shanon Mitchell recalls, "My milk supply dropped during my pregnancy, and my baby started to eat and drink other things to make up for it. I wasn't sensitive until about 9 weeks. Latch-on could be quite painful for the first 15-20 seconds, then it was fine." An important resource to keep in mind is the La Leche League booklet, "Breastfeeding Through Pregnancy and Beyond." Call you local chapter to order or borrow the booklet and check out the LLL Web site at www.lalecheleague.org. Trends in Prenatal Care With just one in five infants breastfeeding at twenty weeks of age in the United States, it's no wonder US physicians are not familiar with the subject of breastfeeding during pregnancy. Little to no medical training takes place specific to breastfeeding during pregnancy and often doctors rely on their own personal opinions and beliefs, both positive and negative. Midwives, on the other hand, tend to have more direct experience with breastfeeding and are supportive of breastfeeding in general. Midwives are trained to understand that there are almost no circumstances where breastfeeding is harmful to pregnancy, or pregnancy to breastfeeding. "There is no need to hastily wean the first infant from the breast, which is often ordered by the physician," write Ruth and Robert Lawrence, MD's in their book, Breastfeeding: A Guide for the Medical Profession. "It is possible to lactate throughout pregnancy and then to have two infants at the breast postpartum. Physically, there is no need to wean. However, some mothers may choose to gently wean their older baby if they are experiencing discomfort during nursing, or feel they are no longer enjoying the breastfeeding relationship." Making Informed Decisions Ashley Montegu, world-renowned anthropologist and author, has said, "We learn to be human at our mother's breast." We, as nursing mothers, need to ensure that we do not wean our children because of misinformation or a public that is more comfortable with the image of a bikini clad women than a breastfeeding child. Like so many issues we face as parents, we need to find what works for us and search our heart about how we want to raise our children, despite the many pressures we often feel from what is considered the cultural "norm." Breastfeeding during pregnancy can be a last opportunity to sit alone with your child before he or she needs to share the demands of a newborn in the home. Children who find themselves in this situation are not old enough to fully understand what changes lie ahead as your tummy grows with their new sibling. What these children do understand is that at this moment you are there for them, letting them nurse, letting your love flow unconditionally into them. About the Author: Debbie Friedman is married to Alex, mother of Ryan, 8, and Clare, 3. ----------------------------- http://64.41.72.160/helpme/helpme_asklc_ans136.html Nursing While Pregnant Q : NAME: Marci BABY'S NAME: Zoe BABY'S AGE: 10 months QUESTION: Hi, I'm still nursing my 10-month-old daughter. She nurses throughout the night and about three times during the day. Zoe and I really enjoy nursing very much. I recently found out that I am about three weeks pregnant. The doctor told me to wean my daughter, but I've read somewhere that I can continue nursing if I eat enough food. What is best for me and Zoe? I've had some spotting, and I wonder if nursing is making my uterus contract. Zoe is really attached to the breast, and I feel guilty putting her to bed without the breast. I've never put her on any type of schedule, and I just don't know what to do. I would ultimately like to nurse her for one year. Help. Thank you, I'll look forward to your reply A : Dear Marci, Congratulations on your pregnancy as well as nursing Zoe for the past 10 months! While I would never tell you to do anything against your doctor's "orders," I am curious as to why he/she told you to wean. There are thousands - probably even millions of women who have nursed throughout a pregnancy. In "The Breastfeeding Answer Book" (published by La Leche League International), it says the following, "There is no documented danger to mother or fetus when mothers breastfeed through a healthy pregnancy. Although uterine contractions are experienced during breastfeeding, they are a normal part of pregnancy." There is even a research study cited that "confirmed that breastfeeding does not appear to adversely affect the course of pregnancy" (Moscone, S. and Moore, J. "Breastfeeding during pregnancy" Journal of Human Lactation 1993; 9(2):83-88). La Leche League International has probably compiled more information on this topic than anyone else. They have a professional advisory board composed of many international experts on breastfeeding, pregnancy, and maternal/child health. They have good information on nursing while pregnant as well as tandem nursing (breastfeeding two children who are not twins.) Click here to go to their website: http://www.lalecheleague.org Your pregnancy does put an added burden on your body nutritionally. Three things very important for you right now are: extra rest, fluids, and nutritious food. It can help to keep nutritious foods on hand and eat small snacks frequently throughout the day - this is especially helpful if you are experiencing nausea. Let me know if I can be of further help! Cher Sealy RN, BSN, IBCLC, LLLL Uci mamaKavin+Ija http://oetjipop.multiply.com S e m a r a n g --- Pada Rab, 13/8/08, Elianson Sinaga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> menulis: > Dari: Elianson Sinaga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Topik: [balita-anda] Masih bolehkah ng-ASI? > Kepada: balita-anda@balita-anda.com > Tanggal: Rabu, 13 Agustus, 2008, 2:05 PM > Dear great moms, > > Sudah beberapa hari isteri saya pusing-pusing dan mual. > Awalnya kami kira > dia Cuma masuk angin. Tapi karena mualnya terus akhirnya > dicek ternyata dia > hamil (lagi). > Tentu saja kami gembira. Tapi bingungnya kami adalah Neo > yang tgl 080808 > lalu tepat usia 1 tahun masih ng-ASI. Apalagi kalo mau > tidur. Dia gak bisa > kalo gak netek. > Kami sudah Tanya orang-orang juga dah konsul dgn dokter > kandungan. > Jawabannya beragam. Ada yang bilang boleh tapi ada juga > yang blang Neo harus > disapih dgn alasan akan mengganggu perkembangan janin. > > Bingung nich. 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