Comments on: Does Bottle-Feeding Cause Postpartum Depression?

By: duhsies

duhsies — Wed, 25 May 2011 20:32:30 +0000

Of course the decision to breastfeed is yours but You should put forth twice the time into deciding to breast feed then picking out a crib, if you did, you were learn that there are so many benefits not only for baby but for mother, too. (as this study points out) The benefits in the formula feeding link are all superficial and half truths. It talks as if its a good thing that a formula fed baby eats less frequently because its harder to digest. But this in turn leads to a strain in the delicate digestive track. This (and the lack of other factors) lead to the baby being at higher risk of illness and infection. Not only that but because formula produces more waste when digested, formula fed babies are more at risk of constipation and other digestive issues. All because the mother doesn’t want to the baby attached the breast as much? Oh but don’t worry, she can go out and party and leave baby with grandma.

By: Formula Feeding

Formula Feeding — Tue, 03 May 2011 12:14:47 +0000

The decision to breast-feed is yours. Take at least as much time to learn about breastfeeding as you did when you picked out your babies crib; more if you can spare it. Arm yourself with knowledge and then make a decision. Only you can decide if breastfeeding is right for you family.

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