As babies begin to get older, you can introduce them to their own resting spot. A mother s milk has elements that are specifically needed by her particular baby. The health benefits are numerous, but in addition to this breast feeding is known to stimulate the production of the hormone oxytocin. A recent study conducted by the University of California suggests that the hormone may play a role in human attachment and bonding. Breastfeeding is not always as strait forward as you may think.
Many women experience a great deal of discomfort and difficulty when attempting to breastfeed.
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