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April 03, 2007 - New Website Helps Mothers Know How Long They Should Breastfeed for Maximum Results
While mothers have been hearing for years that breastfeeding babies would improve their health, recently new scientific studies are beginning to show the truth behind those statements. These new studies are beginning to show just how beneficial breastfeeding can be for infants, with results showing that breastfeeding leads to infants having fewer respiratory infections, incidents of the flu, and even less likelihood of dying from SIDS.
Although these studies are sounding great to new mothers, many are beginning to wonder how long they need to breastfeed for maximum benefits and when the best time is to begin weaning. Fortunately for new mothers, breastfeedingweaning.com is a new site that can help you “take the guess work out of breastfeeding and weaning.”
Not only is this new breastfeeding site offering great information for mothers, including how to decide it’s time to wean your child and tips for consulting a lactation consultant, but is also offering a new book called "Wean that Kid" by Kristi P. Carter, JD. This informative new book is a great reference for mothers who are wondering how and when they can start weaning their children while still allowing their child to get those great health benefits that come from breastfeeding.
Allyson Smith from Baltimore, Maryland, describes this new book as “…a dream come true. A real how-to, no nonsense approach to weaning without guilt and doing what is best for your child.” This book has obviously been a great help to this mother, and now it is available online at breadfeedingweaning.com and weanthatkid.com to help other mothers, as well.
Constantly updated with new and helpful information for breastfeeding mothers, breastfeedingweaning.com provides information to mothers from mothers. Here you will find great tips, product suggestions, enlightening articles, and even great book suggestions. While many people are reluctant to discuss these kinds of issues, this site provides answers to many sensitive questions surrounding breastfeeding.
For additional information about breastfeedingweaning.com or the new book "Wean that Kid,"
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