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Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

I'm Pregnant: What should I know about Breastfeeding?

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  • It's always fresh and ready for baby.
  • It increases protection against illnesses and against Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) (crib death).
  • Breastfeeding helps a mother return to her pre-pregnant weight.
  • Breastfeeding helps protects the mother against breast cancer.
  • Mothers save time because there is no need to prepare formula and bottles

 

Breastfeeding is a skill

  • Breastfeed as soon as possible after birth.
  • Your baby is most awake and ready to learn how to breastfeed during the first 2 hours after birth.
  • Get help to breastfeed.

 

The Windsor-Essex County provides an Infant Nutrition / Breastfeeding class for expectant parents. It covers breastfeeding, formula feeding and baby’s first foods. 

   

For More information contact the Intake Nurse:

  • Local calls: 519-258-2146 ext. 1350
  • Long distance calls: 1-800-265-5822 ext. 1350

 


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