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The "Only If" Science of Breastfeeding
As natural and good as breastfeeding is for mothers and babies, why do you think it has to be scientifically proven to be the better choice for infant nutrition?
And let me know your thoughts about this: If a pregnant woman decides not to breastfeed her baby before she delivers, is she effectively saying I don't want the best health for my baby? Or, is making that distinction being too real? -
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The "Only If" Science of Breastfeeding
I think people can get too strict on this. I would certainly want to breastfeed any child of mine...if I could.…
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The "Only If" Science of Breastfeeding
I don't think that chosing not to breast feed is effectively saying you don't want your child to be healthy. The "only…
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The "Only If" Science of Breastfeeding
I think that if a mother choses not to breastfeed before her baby is born, she is saying she does not want to do what is…
