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  • grateday
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2013
    • 203

    Breastfeeding

    I have some kiddos here with nursing moms and I nurse my son and I am not the touchy feely type but I get kids going after my ta tas over here a lot lately. I cover up if I nurse my kiddo because I don't want them to worry about what is going on under there I am a little germophobic too
  • Familycare71
    Daycare.com Member
    • Apr 2011
    • 1716

    #2
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    Sorry! But I LOL! I have a large chest and even tho I haven't nursed in years little ones still just love them! I just remove their hand if they are trying to squish or touch them. I don't make it a big deal- they are just following their instinct. The fact that you nurse means you smell like milk too. It's the same as if a bottle fed baby saw a bottle- it means FOOD!

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    • Lavender
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2013
      • 195

      #3
      When I first started working at a childcare, I was weaning from pumping for my friend's son (I carried him as their surrogate). The breastfed babies kept trying to nuzzle me; it was a bit awkward! After I weaned they no longer were quite so interested.

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      • grateday
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jan 2013
        • 203

        #4
        awe

        Originally posted by Lavender
        When I first started working at a childcare, I was weaning from pumping for my friend's son (I carried him as their surrogate). The breastfed babies kept trying to nuzzle me; it was a bit awkward! After I weaned they no longer were quite so interested.
        That is wonderful that you did that for your friend. Beautiful angel people you are, to give life to someone else.

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        • grateday
          Daycare.com Member
          • Jan 2013
          • 203

          #5
          Originally posted by Familycare71
          ::
          Sorry! But I LOL! I have a large chest and even tho I haven't nursed in years little ones still just love them! I just remove their hand if they are trying to squish or touch them. I don't make it a big deal- they are just following their instinct. The fact that you nurse means you smell like milk too. It's the same as if a bottle fed baby saw a bottle- it means FOOD!
          I was hoping someone might find it funny and relate, thank you

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          • Holiday Park
            New Daycare.com Member
            • Oct 2012
            • 279

            #6
            I actually wet nursed a baby in my care,for a short period to help with her adjustment to the bottle. And to help sooth her to sleep because I was teaching her to take naps. Her parents never put her down for nap and she wpuld come cranky and over tired. It was at her MOMs request and I was more than willing to help. She was not producing enough and was using donor milk as well,until baby was transitioned to formula. I still have a picture my mom took of me nursing both her 6 month old and my 12 mon4h old at the time.

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            • SilverSabre25
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2010
              • 7585

              #7
              Holiday, that's awesome! I wish wet nursing were no longer so taboo,

              I have other breastfed babies nuzzle me or ask for milk ALL the time. I just smile at them and say, "Sorry! I know it's confusing but my milk is for [DS] just like your mama's milk is for you!" or something to that extent. I actually feel rather flattered when other babes recognize the scent and are ilke, "Mmm, milk!"
              Hee hee! Look, I have a signature!

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