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Breast feeding

2 Apr, 08 | by Ian Wacogne

In a study of advice given to mothers, 31 babies given baby-led feeding - where the infant determines the length of feed - were compared with 32 babies fed for ten minutes from each breast, the latter group grew more and had better exclusive breast feeding rates.  Here.

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