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Janet
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I had 2 drinks about an hour ago and I'm really scared to breastfeed. Do you guys think I would be okay to breastfeed in…

I had 2 drinks about an hour ago and I'm really scared to breastfeed. Do you guys think I would be okay to breastfeed in half an hour?

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j.desantiag09

Janet

Мама дочки-младенца

I don't drink much so I never thought I would need them but I know exactly which ones you're taking about @kaseylyn, I'm not completely wasted i didn't drive home but I think I'm okay if I would drive lol I'm giving her a bottle right now and if she's still hungry I'll try to breastfeed. I'm just scared if there is any alcohol in my breast mil what would happen @b3autifulm3ss,

b3autifulm3ss

Michelle

Мама сына (1 год), беременна (24 нед.)

@j.desantiag09 if you dont feel buzzed your breastmilk is fine

kaseylyn89

Kasey

Мама сына-младенца

What kind of drinks? You should be fine. I have these strips that test for alcohol in breastmilk they put my mind at ease when I feel like having a cocktail or glass of wine.

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