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The American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, World Health Organization and UNICEF all support breastfeeding as the best way to feed most newborns for the first year. Breastfeeding is a natural way for mothers and babies to bond, and breast milk usually contains all the nutrients, growth factors, hormones and antibodies a baby needs to grow and stay healthy. We understand that the decision to breast or bottle feed your baby is a highly personal and sometimes complicated decision. We suggest that you consult your doctor, talk with friends and family about their experiences, and take a look at the many excellent resources (including the links above) that you can find online if you are unsure about which is best for you.
A great resource is your local Baby Product Experts certified store. These independent store owners are parents who take great care in hand-selecting products for their quality, safety and value. Their knowledgeable staff will also take the time to listen and help you make the right choices for you and your baby. |
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Just because you choose to breastfeed doesn't mean your husband is out of the picture. Of course he won't be nursing, but he can participate in other ways that will give him some bonding time, and you a break, while your baby continues to receive the unique nourishment that your milk provides. 
Once you've decided how you're going to feed your baby, 
