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    Furthermore, there are many emotions surrounding the pregnancy, the birth, and the decision of whether or not to breastfeed the baby. There are many benefits to breastfeeding due to the numerous hormones that are in the mother’s body and in breast milk. As expected, several mothers fear postpartum depression, and it is believed that breastfeeding may reduce the risk of it. For example, breast milk strengthens the bond between mother and child due to the fact that it contains numerous hormones,…

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    Organization 2011) recommends “mothers universally to exclusively breastfeed infants for the child 's first six months to obtain optimal growth, development, and health. Thereafter, they should be provided nutritious complementary foods and extend breastfeeding up to the age of two years or beyond”. It is one of the safest ways of nurturing and helps to defend infant against infectious and chronic diseases by providing essential nutrients and is also beneficial for the mothers to have a healthy…

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    The term breastfeeding brings many thoughts to mind depending on your background; for some it brings to mind an intimate image of a mother and child bonding, while for others it brings to mind uncomfortable feelings. Regardless of what the feelings are, evidence shows that despite the numerous health benefits, few women are breastfeeding. Breastfeeding rates are lower than the recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics. There are low rates of breastfeeding because pediatricians fail…

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    Breastfeeding beneficial to Infants Parents have many things to consider about their child. One of the important considerations that parents must make is whether to bottle feed or to breastfed their infant. Most parents will do whatever it takes to keep their child healthy. Evidently, several studies shown that breastfeeding help decrease the infection rate of the infant. But, for the mothers to successfully breastfed their child, they need education about the proper way of doing it especially…

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    Breastfeeding Over Formula Babies are expensive but as a parent it’s your job to try and save as much money as possible. Breastfeeding has so many perks. First and foremost, it is better to attempt to breastfeed than not at all. Breastfeeding has been linked to higher IQ scores in later child hood ages. Breast milk provides the ideal nutrition for infants. It has an almost perfect mixture of vitamins, protein, and fat which is everything your baby needs to grow accordingly. Breastfed infants…

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    to nourish the next generation and provide them with the best possible foundation. This gives a woman confidence in her abilities. Breastfeeding also requires sufficient self-esteem to protect, and sometimes defend the right to breastfeed. Often times, as soon as breastfeeding comes up, many women become uncomfortable and begin to emphatically claim that breastfeeding is better than formula. Our culture should empower and provide support to all women who desire to breastfeed their child (Shaw…

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    moment in time a mother should not consciously have to think about judgments that are being made against her, but more importantly the main priority should be about feeding her baby at that very moment in time, no matter what her location is. Breastfeeding is the all-natural process in which young infants get the nutritional intake that is needed to survive, grow, and develop. It is a huge commitment and it demonstrates unconditional…

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    adolescent mother to have information about breastfeeding to make their decision on how they will feed their infant and to provide the mother with assistance with breastfeeding. Problems Associated The problems that are associated with breastfeeding is the mothers keeping…

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    Breastfeeding is a method of feeding a baby with milk directly from the mother’s breast. Breastfeeding is a great way to start a child’s life. Breastfeeding has many benefits for mother, such as child spacing, postpartum weight loss, and reduction of ovarian and uterine cancer, and the emotional effects. Lactation is a natural process that begins with conception; it provides many short and long term benefits for the mother. After birth, the suckling that a baby does releases oxytocin from…

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    Many American mothers face a hardship that is, alone a breastfeeding mother’s issue. Breastfeeding in public areas is often regarded with a judging stare or an improper comment to “cover up”. Mothers are often shunned from areas of business for breastfeeding openly, and refusing to be downgraded to a bathroom. There are places that are inviting and accommodating to mothers, places that provide a designated “family” area or specific room for nursing or pumping, coincidentally these rooms are…

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