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Nursing Benefits that No One Talks About

No one reveals a particular benefit of nursing, so I will. Articles often mention the benefits of antibodies that the mother transfers to the child in the first six months of nursing. These antibodies are a special collection that the mother’s body learned to make from illnesses she had throughout her life. It is useful […]

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Nursing on Demand

Nursing on demand means that the mother’s body will be perfectly synchronized with her child’s needs. A mother who nurses on demand purely from her breast and not from a bottle will know when her child is hungry even if she leaves the house. Nature provided a perfect mechanism to keep mothers close enough to […]

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Never Schedule Feedings by HeartMark Health

The idea of scheduling a young baby to eat at scheduled times sends shivers down my spine. It is the opposite of everything that HeartMark Health stands for on many levels. First, the baby grows at different rates and changes their periods of activity. This means that the baby will need different amounts of nutrition […]

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The Danger of Pumping for Nursing Mothers

Mothers who pump their milk do so with the best intentions. Mothers who juggle working in the office with nursing are heroic. However, when their milk runs out fast and they wonder why, I want to provide the explanation. Information is key to help mothers make the best choices for themselves. The child’s requests for […]

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Best Use of Time

(With a tangent to reflect how different subjects connect, which fits the theme of the entry) I always look for ways to use time most efficiently.  At the gym, I am not one of those who rest between poses.  I let one muscle group rest while I work another group, or stretch that group.  The […]

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