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    major gripe and or challenge of Health Care Professionals to convince new and or continuing mothers, who have adopted to the system of formula use, that breast feeding has been, it is and will always continue to be the best option. At first encounters, some mothers outline all the apparently legitimate or seemingly convenient reasons why they would opt to use the formula (and they all seem logical) and it then becomes the tedious but enlightening responsibility of Health care providers…

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    Breast feeding is the most rewarding gift a mother can give her newborn baby. As parents we want the best for our children from the time we conceive until infinity. Deciding to choose breastfeeding or formula appears to be based on preference. There are many challenges that new mothers face when determining if breastfeeding will accommodate her life. Women having babies later in life and starting families seems to be norm in today’s society. Which makes it as important for Breastfeeding…

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    Women Should Breastfeed In Public “Breast are made of specialized tissue that produces milk.” ( “WebMD” )The breast function is to feed children. Nowadays, many people want it banned. Some people have considered breast to be sexual organs to the point that it does no longer serve purpose as a feeding sack. Which is really all…

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    Milk Vs Breast Milk

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    were found to cry more and have more challenging temperaments, and formula fed infants were said to be more content. The study also presented that breast-fed babies showed greater distress and took longer to settle down and soothe compared to formula fed babies, suggesting that formula fed babies do in fact settle easier than breast fed infants (Hazell, 2012). Maternal breast milk’s distinctive hormones and proteins are believed to directly affect babies sleep patterns. Breast milk contains…

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    Breast Milk Benefits

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    Human Breast milk has been known as one of important nutrition for infants. Human breast milk contains lots of energy, vitamin, protein and mineral and also protects the infants from many diseases (WHO, 2002). This milk is coming from breastfeeding from mothers to their infants. Some researchers figured out the benefits of breastfeeding to infants are the baby cannot easily get infectious diseases, increasing the survival of the infants in their first time of live and increasing the cognitive…

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    Diet Dos and Don’ts for Breastfeeding Moms Breastfeeding mothers worry about the quantity and quality of milk that their newborn child is getting. It is reasonable to worry about the quantity as they cannot see how much milk baby has actually sucked from the breast. In terms of quality, breast milk is always going to be the best for baby. Here are some useful tips that breast feeding mothers should follow 1) Eat regularly through the day and avoid long gaps. Prefer to eat small meals with…

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    Racing Satire

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    Racing is a thrill ride. However, in technological terms, racing is a competition in which one aims to surpass the other to the finish line. The truth is I’ve always been a fan of racing. I feel a great rush overwhelm me as I speed forward to the finish line every single time. The key component to racing is competition. In a competition, everyone strives or competes to be the winner. However, there can only be one that leaves with the golden trophy. I’ve always treated life like a race in order…

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    Interviewer: Okay, let 's talk about the breastfeeding resources that you used. What did you like about the breastfeeding specialist Careena? Interviewee: She was a 24 hour resource, no matter what time of day it was or time of night it was, she was just there for me more than a lot of people. I don’t know, it would sometimes be late and I have questions and instead of calling my mom I just text her or if my mom was already at work I would text her instead of calling my mom, because I knew…

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    are breastfeeding. Breastfeeding rates are lower than the recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics. There are low rates of breastfeeding because pediatricians fail to promote breastfeeding effectively while companies market infant formula to make parents believe it is a better option. Many women spend their first few days in the hospital breastfeeding, but after this, rates diminish due to a variety of factors.…

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    Breastfeeding infants instead of using formula can improve brain development in many different areas. In the article Breastfeeding Boots the Brain Development of a Baby, the article states that breastfeeding can help develop white matter in the brain of infants. This growth in white matter also lead to better performance in areas like language, visual perception and motor control. White matter is a type of tissue in the brain and spinal cord made up of nerve fibers, some may even characterize…

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