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Why breastfeed? The benefits of breastfeeding for both mother and child

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By Cameual Wright, CareSource Vice President
| The Shelbyville News Verified
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently updated their guidelines around breastfeeding, now supporting continued breastfeeding until two years or beyond, as mutually desired by the mother and child. Breast milk is and always has been the most optimal source of nutrition for a growing baby, and if breastfeeding is an option for the mother, that is the top recommended practice for giving babies the nutrients they need.
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Why Breastfeed? The Benefits Of Breastfeeding For Both Mother And Child

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By Cameual Wright, CareSource Vice President
| The Paper of Montgomery County Verified
By: Dr. Cameual Wright, CareSource Vice President and Market Chief Medical Officer The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently updated their guidelines around breastfeeding, now supporting continued breastfeeding until two years or beyond, as mutually desired by the mother and child.
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Navigating the baby formula shortage: What parents need to know to keep their baby healthy

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By Cameual Wright, CareSource Vice President
| APN News Verified
Navigating the baby formula shortage: What parents need to know to keep their baby healthy Published on June 6, 2022 By: Dr. Cameual Wright, CareSource Vice President and Market Chief Medical Officer The U.S. is facing an unforeseen and unprecedented shortage in infant formula. The Milk Bank, a nonprofit tissue bank in Indianapolis, estimates that 30% of popular formula brands, well above 50% in some major cities, are sold out in stores.
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