is breast feeding forbidden or limited in U.K ? does government ask mother's to use bottle in U.K ?
543187
LOL,  no it is a load of garbage what you have been told. Breast feeding is positively encouraged by all doctors, nurses, etc in the UK it is not and never has been forbidden.
523778
In the UK if your taking insulin, then you will not be able to give blood. This restriction is because concern about the health of the blood donors, \n\nIn the US To give blood for transfusion to another person, you must be healthy, be at least 17 years old or 16 years old if allowed by state law, weigh at least 110 pounds, and not have donated blood in the last 8 weeks (56 days). "Healthy" means that you feel well and can perform normal activities. If you have a chronic condition such as diabetes or high blood pressure, "healthy" also means that you are being treated and the condition is under control. \n\nInsulin\nThose who since 1980, received an injection of bovine (beef) insulin made from cattle from the United Kingdom are not eligible to donate. This requirement is related to concerns about variant CJD, or 'mad cow' disease. Learn more about variant CJD and blood donation.
552406
It's forbidden in my country and I am not agree with this, because society needs to have some places like that to be healthy.\nAs a girl, I don't know what is your idea, but as a boy I think it's necesery for all of societies and can avoid a lot of guilties, of course if government can manage them and avoid them for more guilties.
567786
I wouldn't take a darn thing but some saltine crackers. Do not risk any harm to your baby. This will pass once you reach the 3 month mark.
803403
Yeah,You can do it.But i'm not sure whether tobacco is allowed is uk.If is it so then then you wont get your tobacco.
162107
yes, if some strange woman put her breast milk in a glass no one would drink it.  But a cows breast milk is fine, i myself am a little puzzled and kind of grossed out by this train of thought
1105993
What?  Okay for the sake that this may be a real question.  A virgin, or any woman who hasn't been pregnant, cannot produce breast milk unless she has prepared herself to induce lactating by pumping her breast regularly for a few months.  Women have been known to do this so they can breast feed adopted babies.  The milks taste changes depending on hormone levels and whatever she ate that day.  And supply meets demand as far as how much.  Age means nothing.
1102024
The immunoglobulins present in the breast milk are passed on to the baby through passive immunity, meaning that whatever immunoglobulins the mother has aquired through the years will be passed on to her child and then the child will also be protected. As for AIDS patients and breast milk I'm not sure that it would work since 1. you would have to have many willing mothers to donate breast milk 2. i'm not sure that many AIDS patients would be willing to drink the milk and 3. even though a patient has AIDS they more than likely have all the immunoglobulins present that a person w/o AIDS would have. Also in order for the AIDS patient to receive immunoglobulins against AIDS (which I don't think have been isolated or even exist), the mother would have to have been exposed to AIDS herself in order for an antibody to be produced against it to be passed on through the milk.
200637
NOOO!!!  working out does not make your milk unsafe for your baby.  It may make the milk have a different taste for the child because of the lactic acid that may make its way into your milk supply but your baby being only 4 weeks old may not be bothered by the taste difference.  If the baby seems to not want to nurse after you have worked out then he/she may be noticing a taste difference. You may want to try nursing before you work out and make sure you drink alot of water to help flush your system of the lactic acids.  If you need more information try this site www.lalecheleague.org
629656
No. I was 8 months pregnant when I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, and I asked that same question. My baby was fine, minus the genetics I have passed down to her. I did choose not to breast feed since I was going to have a mastectomy the following week, plus there was a little bit of fear still inside me. I could have breast fed with the non-cancerous side, but chose not to. That was my own belief though, not by pressure from my doctors.
760663
It is their belief that after birth a woman is to stay in bed and not lift a finger, a family member needs to be their to do everything for her as I am sure that the NHS would not be able to provide someone to do this. \nIf you gave birth in another country whose belief system is different to yours, would you abide by their rules or follow your own beliefs. I would bet money on you doing your own thing.\n\n(ie, you were somewhere they believed the mother is not to touch the baby for so many days, I am sure you would go with what you believed and hugged your baby immediately.)
947708
Well ignore the member who is advertising Hoodia, it dont work!  Report him or her.  \nTo answer your question...eat darlin', its the only thing that will make your mum quit nagging...I know coz im a mum ;) lol
561093
My son is 10 moths old and I'm still nursing him.  I love the bond between us.  I don't plan to take it from him any time soon. My sis has a 2 year old and weemed her at 2 on her b-day.  The more you nurse them the more the protection lasts.  I never gave my son a bottle.  Now he eats solid foods and and drinks water out of a sippy cup.  I nurse him when he wants and to go to sleep.  Just let time take it's course.  She'll let yo know when she's ready to weem.
570596
You don't deprive them from "milking"-- You use a breast pump and introduce a bottle, filling it with breast milk... and a small amt. of baby rice-- The rice keeps the baby fuller,  and the bottle helps start the process... the key is to continue using breast milk in the bottle for a few,. alternating between formula and breast milk  so as not to freak out the baby's digestive track. The taste of the breast milk will help the transition, but Baby will fight the bottle until he tastes what's in it!!
591605
nothing will happen to the baby, physically, other than it may reject the breast, it is easier for a baby to eat from a bottle. And... you may not produce enough milk unless you are regularly pumping. Either nurse or don't it is probably confusing.
581682
there is no harm in it. though remember that if the person's milk you are drinking has taken any meds etc.... this will be passed on to you in most cases just as with babies. so be sure you know what you are injesting by doing this.
1135320
i never lactated with my first two births. the way you phrase ALL your questions is DISGUSTING. if this is a genuine question, ask her doctor, we are amatures. any idiot knows a woman will not lactate 3 years after giving birth, whereas she never had any milk to begin with. maybe if she sucks your man breasts, you will lactate.