I am breastfeeding because I believe nature is best and women have breasts for a reason! There was nothing like the instinctual urge to put my baby to my breast when he was born. It was overwhelming and stronger than anything I have ever felt before. My breastmilk is life for my baby. There is nothing more powerful than that. I am breastfeeding because I want to be the one to give life to my baby. 
Selene Ruth Tudini
Breastfeeding Mother
Good for baby
Breastmilk is "species specific", made by nature to meet your infant’s nutritional needs. When an infant is born early, the mother’s milk has increased properties to meet the special infant’s nutritional needs.
Breastmilk can reduce the liklihood of your baby having allergies. If you or other family members have allergies the risk that your baby will have allergies is increased.
Breastfeeding protects against SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), and infants who are breastfed have lower incidence of ear infections, diarrhea, respiratory infections and necrotizing entercolitis. Prevention of these illnesses is beneficial to all babies but critical to the premature infant.
Breastfeeding protects against diabetes, obesity, hypertension, and immune system diseases
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Breastfed infants digest human milk quickly. This leads to more frequent feedings and better protection for the infant. They get a new coating of breastmilk with each feeding to protect them from illness.
Breastfed infants have better oral development.
Breastfed infants are rarely constipated. They have a soft stool that is cottage cheese consistency.
Breastfed infants receive the emotional and psychological benefits of heightened skin-to-skin and eye-to-eye contact.
Breastmilk is safe for your infant. There is no risk of contamination at the manufacturing site.
Breastfeeding can calm an infant quickly. You can breastfeed right after procedures such as lab tests or vaccinations.
