Encore: Ten Myths about Why You Can't Breastfeed

Born to be Breastfed

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Meeting your baby's nutritional needs from your own body may seem intimidating and even demanding. Maybe that's why, although nearly 77% of babies are "ever" breastfed, only about 49% are still breastfed at six months (and only 38% are exclusively breastfed then). You've probably heard some reasons why mothers can't breastfeed their babies; odds are high most of these reasons simply aren't true. Join Marie Biancuzzo to bust the myths and find out the realities about topics such as: nutrition while breastfeeding, small breasts and milk supply, medications, chocolate, coffee, alcohol, anxiety, breast shape, bottle-feeding, and more. Learn what you need to know to feel confident about your ability to breastfeed your baby.

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