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    Breastfeeding has been done for years and years due to the necessity to feeding our infants. Originally, formula was not an option, do to it did not exist, and breastfeeding was commonplace for all women. The difference between then and now is that women are not at home all the time. Women have evolved in a way that breastfeed should now be considered commonplace, we work outside the home and go out in public all the time. There are many facts that justify breastfeeding our babies that many…

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    outrageous how many children die because of lack of resources. Just like in previous responses I stated countries need to come together to help each other, it would benefit all of us. I for one think breastfeeding is amazing it provides children with so many nutrients. In the less developed countries breastfeeding should be mandatory for those who are capable and those who aren’t should receive extra health care. Babies are a blessing and deserves a chance at life, along with that water needs to…

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    This paper focuses on the benefits breastfeeding has on a child’s short-term and long-term cognitive development. The subtopics include the benefits of formula feeding and the benefits of breast feeding; which are important to understand to compare the benefits breastfeeding offers the cognitive development of children. Some of the studies have shown that breastfeeding has resulted in higher IQs, increased likelihood of having a college education, higher adult income, higher overall cognitive…

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    violation of public nudity laws? Breastfeeding in public should be permissible for these various reasons. Breastfeeding in public is an act of natural and legal right given to women, breastfeeding in public also in general fosters the healthy growth of the baby along with the quick return of mothers to their pre-pregnancy weight and overall health and ultimately the process of breastfeeding also breaks social barriers which labels women as weak and incompetent. Breastfeeding in public should be…

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    Feeding a new life Breastfeeding is the most natural way to feed a baby. Typically breastfeeding is done in the early years of childhood, after the mother gives birth, her breast begin to produce breastmilk. It provides babies with the necessary nutrients. “While breastfeeding may not seem like the right choice for every parent it is the best choice for every baby.” (Amy Spangler). The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) strongly recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of…

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    should be fed either breast milk or an iron-fortified infant formula. The solid food is not recommended until about four to six months of age. Beside the undeniable nutrition that the infants received from the breast milk, I find it is amazing how breastfeeding build a great relationship between mother and baby. Danielle gives her son breast feed between every two to three hours. Each time, Amari was fed for bout twenty minutes up to half an hour. Amari is a very strong and healthy baby. In his…

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    Breastfeeding is the most natural way to feed your child. Not only is breastfeeding the most natural way to feed your child, it also saves money because the new parents don’t need to purchase nipples and bottles to bottle feed their child. Also, they get a better bond with the baby by breastfeeding, by getting that skin to skin touch often throughout the day. Breastfeeding a child can help them with their intelligence when they get older and because they were breastfed, they at a reduced risk of…

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    Breastfeeding Vs Formula

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    on discussing the differences between breastfeeding and the formula. I also wanted to go over briefly about the discussion we had about understanding that any punishment from the parent will not change a child’s behavior. To begin with, there are a few things you should consider before you jump and decide to go right ahead and feed your baby using formula. First, let’s begin with the facts about breastfeeding. The emotional bond, while you are breastfeeding your child is very imperative. There…

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    looking to be fed at the exact moment someone decides to head into the city for lunch or a shopping trip. Breastfeeding in public is a hot topic on the should you or should you not scale, and many are in favor for it not being allowed. Choosing to ignore the advantages it can give to a child, quite a few see public feeding to be wrong and distracting and ask for women to not do it. With breastfeeding shown to be highly beneficial towards the development of babies, why are people so against it…

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    breastfeed her baby bother you? Breastfeeding is a way to provide healthy nourishment to a mother’s child. The milk from a mother’s breast gives her baby antibodies that help the baby not get ill, helps prevent ear infections, and helps the baby grow and develop. Not only does it help the baby it also helps the mother. By breastfeeding the mother is saving money by not buying formula and it helps the mother return to her weight before pregnancy. So why does breastfeeding in public bother people…

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