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Re: Breastfeeding in the StatesFrom: GA12L@aol.comFri Feb 3 19:25:41 2006
In a message dated 04/02/2006 00:55:28 GMT Standard Time, dahmd@cfl.rr.com writes: In my private practice in Orlando, probably 90% of women breastfeed. Wow! 90% That is excellent. Where the hell are we going wrong here? Artificial feeding rates here are higher than breastfeeding. Here (South Yorkshire) it seems to be the opposite of New Orleans where breastfeeding is for the middle classes! I have nothing against breastfeeding an older child but I could not have breastfed a child that could ask for it in words. Eighteen months was my limit for others that might be too long too! Each to their own... Thanks for that Ashley.
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