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    | Breast Feeding | Kristin Allard PSY223 (75Z2)Written Assignment 1Question 1 | | | | Every day thousands of women give birth and have to make the choice between breast feeding and bottle feeding their babies. In the past breast feeding was considered the norm but in recent decades many women are now choosing to bottle feed. According to healthychildren.org formula contains the basic nutrients found in breast milk that a baby needs and many women think it is more convenient. While

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    Breast-feeding not only includes many benefits for the child‚ but it has been shown that the benefits could tag along to the mother as well. So‚ with that being said‚ I believe breast-feeding is a very healthy option for mothers to take into consideration‚ when the time comes. As it states‚ in our textbook‚ “Human milk contains the proper amounts of carbohydrates‚ fats‚ protein‚ vitamins‚ and minerals for babies” (Kail & Cavanaugh‚ 2015).). It has also been shown that the antibodies from the mother

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    to investigate possible reasons behind this current situation which negates the goal of Executive Order (E.O.) No. 51 or the Local Milk code. Conceptual Framework Breastfeeding as applied in human nutrition is a process of feeding a newborn milk directly from the breast of the mother whose milk provides all the nutrients a human baby needs including substances that promote growth and help fight infection. Breastfeeding among humans has certain important advantages which are the following: a)

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    Lactation is the process by which all mammals provide milk to their feeding young. Lactation occurs with the help of two hormones‚ prolactin (PRL) and oxytocin. While PRL and oxytocin act independently on different nerve receptors‚ their combined actions are essential for successful lactation; prolactin for the production of milk and Oxytocin to open the milk ducts. Oxytocin‚ the bonding hormone‚ permits the mother to bond with her child when still in her wound and when breastfeeding. This special

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    June 23‚ 2010 Bottle-feeding vs. Breast-feeding A debate has been going on for decades concerning the benefits of bottle-feeding vs. breast-feeding. Numerous research studies have been conducted and the results have varied. There are pro’s and con’s for each category. I will state the positive and negative aspects for each side‚ and I will discuss the effects of breast and bottle-feeding on the physical‚ cognitive‚ and socioeconomical aspects of development. Breast feeding is the recommended way

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    Breastfeeding versus Formula Feeding Your family is expecting a newborn baby within the next couple of months. This event in someone’s life will change their lives forever and can be a very exciting and exhausting change. Although you may be excited and impatient for the baby’s arrival‚ this event can cause a lot of stress on the family. While your lives are completely changing; there are things you need to do to prepare yourself and there are many important decisions that need to be made. Decisions

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    positive aspects of bottle feeding a child‚ for example a baby that is bottle fed needs to be fed less frequently‚ the baby stays full longer and the milk slowly digest this extends the time between feedings at an earlier stage (Advantages of Bottle feeding ‚ 2011). When a baby is bottle fed they know how much the baby is receiving because the adult can keep track of the ounces‚ because when a baby is bottle fed the bottle counting measures are in ounces. With bottle feeding the mother is not the only

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    Breast-feeding is the best source of nutrition for a newborn baby. Breastfed babies are less likely to develop asthma‚ colds‚ respiratory infections‚ pneumonia‚ ear infections and allergies. The advantages of breast-feeding a baby‚ hands down‚ outweigh the disadvantages. Not only will your child be healthier but he/she will be closer to you. Breastfed babies get the skin to skin contact that they crave to soothe them in the first few weeks outside of the womb. It will also provide psychological and

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    advantages and disadvantages of breast feeding and bottle feeding to find which is better This piece of writing is going to investigate the advantages and disadvantages of breast and bottle feeding to find which method is better. By researching the information that is available then there should be a definitive answer to the question that has been asked. This essay will be looking at both methods‚ providing both advantages and disadvantages of breast and bottle feeding to conclude which method is

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    Breast is Best “Aww‚ your baby is so cute‚” these are the words new born mothers often hear during the first few months of conceiving. Women of new born babies have a decision some say is very important to their child’s development‚ either breastfeeding or bottling feeding. Breast milk contains more antibodies to fight off infections‚ easy to babies digestion‚ and the cost is nothing but a little time. On the other hand‚ formula is said to be as close to breast milk as the companies can

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