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PostPosted: 04/20/08 - 12:15    Post subject: Is smoking pot while breast ...... Vote now! Reply with quote
I know after reading lots that smoking pot while breast feeding can give the baby high concentrates of THC..... What about pumping and dumping like you would if you went out for a night of drinks? would that have such a high impact on the child THC wise? I have only smoked pot during my last trimester for i have bad toxima and it seems to help with the swelling.... I never smoked in the first 2 trimesters for that is the high development time of the mayjor organs..... How ever i do smoke a joint or 2 a day.... and plan on breast feeding ...... can i pump and dump and will that make the THC my child gets form my milk a lot less or nearly non?
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PostPosted: 04/24/08 - 16:26    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
it's not recommended. and if a doctor or something finds that in your babies system, even a little, the state can take your baby away. (assuming you live in the united states) in my opinion, it's probley best to bottle feed.
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