Whether you are an expectant mother through the gift and miracle of adoption or surrogacy, you can breast feed your baby. Many people are surprised to learn that you do not have to gestate (carry) a baby to have a successful breast feeding relationship. Indeed, you can breast feed an older adopted infant, not just a newborn.

Liz has successfully breast fed both of her children using a combination of hormones and safe medications, known as the Newman-Goldfarb protocol. It is one of her greatest and fondest achievements of motherhood that she was able not only to bond with her children through breast feeding but to provide them with her own breast milk as well. She has helped and advised dozens of other women as they too pursued breast feeding relationships either using the Newman-Goldfarb protocol or other methods of inducing lactation.

If you are interested in learning more, Liz has devoted a chapter in her book The Ultimate Insider’s Guide to Adoption (Warner Wellness Books 2006) to breast feeding. However, she also offers free initial consultations either by phone or email to help women learn about the various ways to induce lactation to breast feed either an adopted child or child expected through surrogacy.

Also check out the adoptive breastfeeding resource website: http://www.fourfriends.com/abrw/

If you would like to learn more, please feel free to send Liz a confidential email to: Liz@StorkLawyer.com