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I took a drink of champaign for a celebratory toast, should i pump before breast feeding? it was a small drink, and only one
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Should be no problem: Go ahead and breast feed, no need to pump. Small drink of champagne only cottons small amount of alcohol.
Answered 3/11/2013
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