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15 January, 2009
During breastfeeding nutrients and antibodies pass to the baby and the maternal bond can also be strengthened. Research has demonstrated a variety of benefits to breastfeeding an infant. These include:...[ read more..] |
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26 December, 2008
Your lifestyle choices are just as important when you're breast-feeding as they were when you were pregnant...[read more..] |
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02 December, 2008
This is a common breastfeeding question. When mothers observe certain normal changes and behaviors, ...[ read more..] |
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02 December, 2008
Here are a few tips you may find helpful...[ read more..] |
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25 December, 2008
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28 December, 2008
The practice of feeding babies infant formula, rather than breastmilk carries with it profound risks in modern, industrialized countries, as well as...[ read more..] |
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28 December, 2008
It is common for many women to have a plugged duct in the breast at some point if she breastfeeds...[ read more..] |
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26 December, 2008
After each feeding, it's OK to let the milk dry naturally on your nipple. If you're in a hurry, gently pat your nipple dry. To keep your nipples dry between feedings, change bra pads often...[ read more..] |
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02 December, 2008
Breastfeeding is the feeding of an infant or young child with breast milk directly from a woman's breasts, not from a baby bottle or other ...[ read more..] |
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