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Offering Small Amounts of Formula to Newborns May Pave Way for Longer Breastfeeding
It may seem counterintuitive but a new study suggests giving newborns a bottle of formula milk over a few days, will actually increase the chances the baby will be successfully breastfeeding three months later.
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