In a large study with more than 9000 infants from many different countries and cultures, researchers found that sudden infant death syndrome may be cut in half when breastfeeding for just two months. The paper was recently published in The Journal of Pediatrics.
Another important fact that the study brought to light is that any breastfeeding helped to reduce SIDS; both partial and exclusive. The longer the bay is breastfed the greater the protection. In 2015 SIDS accounted for 1,600 deaths in the United States, which is the leading cause of death between 1 and 12 months of age.
To learn more about the study please click here.
I went in for a facial at the beginning of my pregnancy. When the esthetician asked what I wanted to achieve I told her, “I want to look like I have that great pregnancy glow instead of this gross dull winter skin.” Ever since getting pregnant I have been CRAVING that glowing mommy skin. I …
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This discussion comes up frequently with many pregnant women. As we already know, skin care products can be just as important as diet during pregnancy and nursing. Many ingredients used in skin care products are absorbed into our skin and travel directly to the baby, either through the placenta or via breast milk. Unfortunately, many …
SIDS May Be Cut In Half By Breastfeeding For Just Two Months
In a large study with more than 9000 infants from many different countries and cultures, researchers found that sudden infant death syndrome may be cut in half when breastfeeding for just two months. The paper was recently published in The Journal of Pediatrics.
Another important fact that the study brought to light is that any breastfeeding helped to reduce SIDS; both partial and exclusive. The longer the bay is breastfed the greater the protection. In 2015 SIDS accounted for 1,600 deaths in the United States, which is the leading cause of death between 1 and 12 months of age.
To learn more about the study please click here.
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