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WHY BREASTFEED?
benefits & outcomes
Promotes bonding
Slowing down and spending time with your newborn helps you bond with him/her.
Prevents illness
It can help protect from illness and give temporary immunity
Always available
Breastmilk is always available at the right temperature
Healthy Weight
It can help protect your child from obesity later in life
Lower Cancer Risk
Women who breastfeed are at a lower risk of developing breast cancer
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Your body will produce milk that is perfect for your baby’s age and stage
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Your Baby 101
Newborn Baby 101 When you bought a toaster, it probably came with a user instruction manual that was at least 40 pages long. However, when the midwife or doctor hands you your newborn baby
Breastfeeding support and advice for new parents
Amy Maciver speaks to lactation specialist and founder of Breastfeeding Matters, Emma Numanoglu about World Breastfeeding Week which runs 1-7 August.
Birth Options
Emma discusses the early signs of going into labour, when to call your care provider, when to go in to hospital. She also discusses what a Doula is and how having one present can help
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