No Contest Between Breastmilk & Formula

Why does this still need to be discussed? It is a no-brainer!

1. Yes, formula sustains a child, but is it the most efficient food?
2. Does it promote healthier children in the long run?
3. Does it use valuable resources?
4. Is it renewable?

1. NO
2. No
3. NO
4. No

The Ecologist says: "Suck on This"

Kelly K, CD (CBI)

Why Does This Matter?

A celebrity nursing another child in another country. What is the big deal?
http://www.abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=6864594&page=1

Informational Breastfeeding Clips

Free Informational Breastfeeding Clips by http://www.breastfeeding.com/ , a reputable site for all things breastfeeding, all the time.

Many subjects covered, 57 clips on 10 different subjects. I think any nursing mother or pregnant mom preparing to breastfeed will find this site very useful.

Here is the direct link to the videos: VIDEOS

Making Nursing Work, while Working

Women have always combined work and breastfeeding. You can too. Take at least 6 weeks to focus on your baby and breastfeeding, if you can. The longer you delay going back, the easier it will be for both of you!

Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC talks about Combining the two, for a smooth transition & a continued relationship. She discusses Timing, Equipment, Childcare, Expression of your Milk, Storing of the milk, Supplements, Bottles & a Working Mother's Rights. You have a recognized right to breastfeed your baby. If you need help protecting that right, contact your physician, La Leche League, or a certified lactation consultant. Read the full article here:

http://www.wiessinger.baka.com/bfing/older/work.html