Another reason to breastfeed

[knopk@]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...feeding-months-HALVE-risk-children-obese.html
Although its Japanese study, would be good to do similar in the UK.
Its such a shame there isnt enough support around With the NHS making cuts, i really doubt they will allocate money to BFing support.


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[Belfast girl]

I think you like the same facebook page as me - dispelling breastfeeding myths?!!?!

noticed you seem to read the same articles at the same time!!!!!

 

[AmyQ]

Not that I need any more motivation to continue, I just love bf

 

[SaraLouise]

Not that I need any more motivation to continue, I just love bf

I go through phases where I love it & then I resent it, & then I love it again.

I love it when its all going well & he's feeding lovely, and poos are fine ect ect, but when he's fussing or feeding for 3 hours so I'm glued to the soda then I don't enjoy it.

Sounds mean doesnt it!

The bonding is the main thing I love, I love having him close to me & being the only one he depends on for milk



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[babybee]

I love breastfeeding! I'm past the 6 month mark so feeling chuffed with myself! I'm hoping to continue until she reaches a year.
Studies like this just reaffirms my fondness of breastfeeding. Thanks for sharing!x