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breast-feed

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breast-feed (brstfd)
v.
To feed a baby mother's milk from the breast; suckle.


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The likelihood that women who intend to breast-feed exclusively actually do so in the first week after giving birth is associated with hospital staff's approach to the practice, according to a study of U.
Only four out of 10 mothers aged under 20 in Wales breast-feed their babies.
A Dr Michael Kramer of McGill University in Montreal and the Montreal Children's Hospital finds that mothers who breast-feed or those who breastfeed longer or most exclusively are different from mothers who don't.
 
 
 
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