Besides the weakened immune system due to no breastfeeding, the baby may develop maternal deprivation - a condition when the child feels that the mother is not paying enough attention to him; this may cause delinquency, reduced intelligence, increased aggression, depression. “The benign neglect of extensive maternal deprivation in one of the wealthiest countries in the world is more than embarrassing: the society pays for it dearly. The Nobel Prize winning economist Amartya Sen has been pointing out that the mother's role as life-givers is uniquely important: “maternal deprivation in terms of nutrition and healthcare rebounds on the society as a whole in the form of ill-health of their offspring.””(Osmani,
Besides the weakened immune system due to no breastfeeding, the baby may develop maternal deprivation - a condition when the child feels that the mother is not paying enough attention to him; this may cause delinquency, reduced intelligence, increased aggression, depression. “The benign neglect of extensive maternal deprivation in one of the wealthiest countries in the world is more than embarrassing: the society pays for it dearly. The Nobel Prize winning economist Amartya Sen has been pointing out that the mother's role as life-givers is uniquely important: “maternal deprivation in terms of nutrition and healthcare rebounds on the society as a whole in the form of ill-health of their offspring.””(Osmani,