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    “Not In My Backyard:” Southern Concern on Northern Bottle-feeding Canadian scientists imported much of the discourse concerning the “commerciogenic malnutrition” occurring in developing countries to examine the issues of infant health in the Canadian north. In 1980, in an article in Globe and Mail, Dr. Schaefer argued that the “trend in the Third World towards the use of infant formula, with corresponding increases in malnutrition, infections and death, was also occurring to a milder degree…

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    2016 to present day 2017, the water bottle flipping trend has arose and stuck like gum on your shoe. However, this trend has its supporters and haters. Bottle flipping has even become a very popular challenge and activity. But, is this challenge beneficial at all? What is even the purpose of it? Bottle flipping is unbeneficial for students because it causes distraction, spills and money wasting, and 70% of students interviewed are against this new hobby. Water bottle flipping has its ups and…

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    Summary In the second chapter of his book, “The Message in the Bottle: How Queer Man Is, How Queer Language Is, and What One Has to Do with the Other”, Walker Percy argues that lack of independence, or as he prefers to call it, “sovereignty” of an experience, as well as presence of “symbolic complexes”, or interpretations of an experience in the eyes of the public, deprives an individual of a truly full experience. To prove his point, he uses examples of tourists and college students. For…

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    Water bottle flipping is a trend that started in 2016 when a highschool boy flipped a half full water bottle for a talent show. This made the crowd go wild and the video go viral. Ever since that day kids have been flipping water bottles non-stop. This has become a distraction to parents, teachers, and even some kids. 100% of the kids I asked said water bottle flipping is and can be a big distraction to them. Another 100% of people said if someone is flipping a water bottle next to them the…

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    on the children periodically for the first 7 years of their life. These 468 infants were born to non-smoking mothers of all classes, races, and socioeconomic statuses. Some of the mothers exclusively breastfed, some both breastfed and bottle fed, and some only bottle fed. This broadness of a population makes the article very generalizable and applicable to my population. The data concluded that the children “on mixed breastfeeding achieved lower total IQ scores at each of IQ check-ups compared…

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    free cost of breastfeeding can sway mothers’ opinions when determining how to feed her newborn. Although formula costs the nation an estimated $2.2 billion, as shown above, the ability to physically feed a baby plays a large role in such a decision. Bottle feeding can aid mothers who experience painful nursing, have health problems that require medication, endure busy schedules, or intend for family members to feed the baby (Choosing to Formula). When mothers ingest medication or alcohol, the…

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    foods and beverages. The main concern in weaning is when and how to wean. Weaning is done to preserve child’s enjoyment of food and drink to encourage him to make the change. If weaning is started after 1 year the child may become very used to the bottle. He may feel resentful and frustrated. Weaning for the infant is a switch from suckling to drinking. If the child does enough suckling during…

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    of nutrition for most infants and risks associated with not breastfeeding. Many mothers have lactation problems that include sore nipples, engorged breasts, mastitis, leaking milk, pain, and failure to latch on by the infant. Another opinion that bottle feeding is viewed by many as the “normal” way to feed infants. Also returning to work can be a barrier to breastfeeding due to inflexibility in their work hours, lack of privacy or a location to express milk (Office of the Surgeon General,…

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    mother as well. Women should be open to breastfeeding their children due to its convenience and affordability versus bottle feeding, strong support from physicians, and its health benefits for the infant and…

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    . Pushchair / travel system- one of the baby products that's going to get used extensively, there's a vast array of different pushchairs available to buy to suit everyone's individual needs and budgets and although it will often come down to personal taste, it is worthwhile ensuring that it has a travel system included, especially if you're going to be travelling in a car, even on an irregular basis. 2. Cot / bassinet and bedding - starting off in a bassinet and moving to a cot when they're at…

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