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Breastfeeding Guide

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Many mothers choose to breastfeed their infants for the nutritional benefits breast milk offers, as well as for the opportunity this activity brings for moms to bond with their babies throughout each and every day. As natural as it is, breastfeeding is not without its challenges. Here are some expert tips and advice as well as resources for gear, books, and more.

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Breastfeeding Guide

Mother_Road
Mother_Road says:
June 11, 2007

I nursed my daughter for a little over a year and my son for almost two years while on Navy active duty. It was that important to me, so I just made it happen.

If parents had more community and medical support, and really understood that it's clearly the best option, not just "nice to do," they would feel more driven to stick with it longer.

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rlcapote22 says:
June 06, 2007

This is a topic that my husband and I constantly argue about: Breastfeeding. The reason is that our daughter has already turned two and I am still breastfeeding her. It is just convenient... how would I break this habit? Is this unhealthy for me or our daughter?

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