More about breastfeeding
January 19, 2012 – 5:47 pm
Breastfeeding orientation provided by doctors, nurses, and nutritionists was not associated with the maternal decision to breastfeed. These studies also shows you breastfeeding tips. The results point toward the need for reevaluation of prenatal care interventions, inclusion of fathers in breastfeeding educational programs, and emphasis on community-based programs. Those who were breast-fed for less than four months scored slightly higher from ages 8 to 13 on standardized tests. The differences increased the longer children breast-fed. The American Academy of Pediatrics just last month urged mothers to nurse longer – for at least one year, instead of the recommended six months – for numerous reasons, including the presumed mental benefits.
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