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Breastfeeding
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¢ St. John's Breastfeeding
   Services

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¢ Breastfeeding Answers Book
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¢ Breastfeeding In The NICU
    Book

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¢
Breastfeeding - Getting Started
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¢ How Milk Is Made
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¢ Effective Breastfeeding
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¢ Effective Sucking
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¢ Breastfeeding Difficulties -
    Baby

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¢ Breastfeeding Difficulties -
   Mother

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¢ Breastfeeding and Returning to
    Work

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¢ Milk Collection and Storage
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¢ Nutrition

If you are expecting a baby, you probably have questions about feeding your newborn. St. John’s invites you to consider breastfeeding - an ideal beginning for both you and your baby. Mother’s milk is the perfect food for infants.

Breastfeeding is supported by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Surgeon General of the United States and the World Health Organization.

Breastfeeding is the natural way to nurture your baby. Breast milk has the right balance of nutrients and strengthens resistance to infection. It is convenient and economical for the family.

One of the greatest benefits of breastfeeding is a special closeness that you and your baby share, and with preparation and support, you and your baby will experience the special relationship that comes with breastfeeding.
 


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