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Breastfeeding causes normal contractions that help the mother’s uterus return to its
pre-pregnant state.
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For each 12 months of breastfeeding, the mother’s risk for breast cancer is reduced by 4.3% and 7% for each pregnancy.
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The breastfeeding woman burns about 600 calories per day.
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Night time feedings do not require preparation or warming of bottles. Read More
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Breast milk is free. Artificial milk costs between $900 and $4,700 the first year. Additional food costs for a breastfeeding mother run approximately $120 per year. You will also save a lot in health
care costs.
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Breast milk is portable, and doesn’t require extra planning when you want to leave the house.
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Working mothers who breastfeed miss fewer days of work due to infant illness, and advanced breast pump designs help breastfeeding mothers minimize disruption to their work hours.
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Breastfeeding offers moms special moments to share with their baby, as well as the comfort of knowing they are making food that only they can provide.
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Breastfeeding triggers the release of oxytocin (commonly called the maternal hormone), which helps relax both mother and infant and enhances bonding.
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Breastfed babies have seedy yellow stools with little odor.


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