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    most of the history‚ breastfeeding has long been viewed as the gold-standard for infant feeding. Currently‚ major health organizations in the U.S. such as the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP‚ 2012) and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP‚2014) recommend exclusively up to six months‚ with continued breastfeeding along with complementary foods until at least 12 months of age by all major health organizations. The most recent national data have shown high breastfeeding initiation rates in

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    Breastfeeding has once again been a main topic in the news. Unfortunately it is not a news piece that discusses how natural and amazing it is for a baby‚ but instead it has been thought of as sexually explicit‚ pornographic‚ and obscene. Before I write any further‚ I want to make it perfectly clear as to what these three specific words mean. Sexually Explicit Presents sexual content without obscuring or censoring it. The term is often used as a euphemism for pornography. It includes images and

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    major debate amongst parents in the United States‚ but I believe that pediatricians and parent educators should encourage co-sleeping with children. There has been a lot of disagreement between the benefits and risks associated with infant/parent co-sleeping. Advocates of co-sleeping argue that it benefits both the child and parents by creating a convenient way to manage‚ respond‚ and feed their child throughout the night‚ allowing both the parent and child more time for rest. Opponents of co-sleeping

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    different topic‚ breastfeeding. Breastfeeding has been a natural form of nutrition for babies since the beginning of time. However public breastfeeding

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    easy swallowing. Exclusive breast feeding is also helpful to the mother since it prevents breast cancer and helps reduce both berry fat and excess weight. The following are exclusive reasons to breastfeed • Satisfies baby’s emotional needs During breastfeeding you have to hold the baby so close to your stomach and chest. This is one way to give him/her a sense of belonging and comfort‚ that’s the reason you find that they easily sleep on their mothers lap. A study shows that

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    healthiest baby milk out there and that breastfeeding is the preferred method of feeding. Some women‚ however‚ do not like the idea of feeding their baby in such a manner and are apprehensive to even try it. Other women wouldn’t mind breastfeeding their babies but as they are going back to work within a few months‚ they decide not to start with it. But every woman is different‚ and you might find that breastfeeding will work very well for you. Some Important Breastfeeding Facts To help you understand the

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    Know that in the poorest societies and less Westernized‚ where breastfeeding is practiced widely and long‚ this garment does not exist‚ not even in its most rudimentary form of the band. Women have breasts exposed to the sun and air‚ and so they work in and out of the huts. Documentaries and show us the pictures of pendulous breasts‚ which are‚ however‚ perfectly functional in these companies‚ only 1% of women can not really breastfeeding. The little look "aesthetic" of these breasts is connected to

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    Shamed for breastfeeding in public The definition of shame is: (1. a painful emotion caused by consciousness of guilt‚ shortcoming‚ or impropriety.)‚ and (2. A condition of humiliated disgrace or disrepute.) (“Shame.” Merriam-Webster. Web. 02 May 2017). Shame is a very common act used today because everyone has an opinion of everything‚ and how they feel about the situation whether it is good or bad. For example‚ one strong opinion that is always debated is whether or not a mother should breastfeed

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    Pros and Cons of Breastfeeding Most people think it is instinctive for women to know how to breastfeed‚ but contrary to what they believe it is not that simple. Doctors agree that breastfeeding is better because through breast milk children get their first antibodies to prevent some diseases from their mother via the breast milk. This also forms a special bond between the mother and the baby. Also with breast feeding there is less reflux and colic in the babies compared to the ones that are bottle

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    There are two methods to feeding a new born infant. Breastfeeding is a natural way that has been around for years since humans were first formed‚ and the second method is instant formula. Studies show that breast milk contains more nutrients than instant formula. Therefore‚ breastfeeding is the best method for feeding a baby. It is really important‚ especially for the first year of a baby’s life. Breastfeeding results in having a healthier baby. The first couple of days after child birth‚ the mother

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