Breastfeeding Is Best!

Motherhood Maternity Supports World Breastfeeding Week

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PHILADELPHIA - August 1-7, 2006 is World Breastfeeding Week and the experts at Motherhood® Maternity want to remind all new mothers that breastfeeding is best for her newborn. This year's theme, Code Watch: 25 Years of Protecting Breastfeeding, celebrates the progress that has been made to protect and promote breastfeeding worldwide.

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Uncle Woo said…
Can you believe we are having a discussion over what is the best way to feed newborns? This doesn't speak well for us.
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