| Most babies are bottle-fed, but some mothers still breast-feed their babies until the first teeth appear. |
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| Several studies in recent years have shown that this is not the case: alcohol has a negative effect in children whose mothers breast-feed them. |
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| Do not breast-feed while taking this medicine or for 1 month after stopping treatment. |
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| However, to ensure effectiveness of this treatment it is critical that mothers do not breast-feed their babies. |
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| Henri Nestlé also insisted that every mother able to do so, should breast-feed. |
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| Contra-indications: This oil should not be used by the pregnant women, those who breast-feed and to the children of less than 5 years. |
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| It is important to ensure that mothers who participate in a nutritional programme breast-feed their children as long as possible. |
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| All the babies were born at healthy weights in 1996 and 1997 and had mothers who already decided to breast-feed them. |
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| It is more than possible to breast-feed discreetly anyway, so anyone who finds it such an unpleasant sight should simply stop gawping. |
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| After taking maternity leave, women shall return to hold their normal daily work, and they are entitled to breast-feed their children during a break. |
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| In order to encourage mothers to only breast-feed their children up to the age of 6 months, PRONAUT organized six training workshops from 2002 to 2004 covering a package of basic nutrition activities. |
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| Question: Can I breast-feed my child after a hangover? |
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| The scheme has been devised by North Tyneside Primary Care Trust to encourage more mothers to breast-feed. |
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| In addition, the risk of premenopausal breast cancer in mothers is reduced the longer they breast-feed. |
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| When you work hard and breast-feed, it gives you your shape back. |
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| If you had had only one child, would you have chosen to breast-feed? |
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| If you had had only one child would you have chosen to breast-feed? |
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| Since the immediate postpartum period is associated with an increased risk of thromboembolism, hormonal contraceptives should be started no earlier than four weeks after delivery in women who elect not to breast-feed. |
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| If you are pregnant, may become pregnant or intend to breast-feed, tell your physician, who will help you weigh the benefits of the drug for you against possible risks to your baby. |
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| Mothers wean children early and in some cases do not breast-feed at all. |
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| In addition, it is advisable for HIV-infected women not to breast-feed to avoid post-natal transmission of HIV to a child who may not be infected. |
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| As for breast-feeding, women with maternity leave lasting 18 weeks would have sufficient time to breast-feed their children, without having to adjust their working hours. |
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| Critics of the bags said the free formula would encourage mothers to bottle-feed rather than breast-feed their babies. |
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| You must not breast-feed during treatment with Amlodipine Axapharm. |
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| I wanted to breast-feed the baby, and I utterly failed to breast-feed. |
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| Now, 70 percent breast-feed in the hospital. |
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| I've spoken to breast-feeding consultants who say breast-feed for as long as possible, quoting the nourishment and protection of breast milk throughout toddlerhood. |
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| It's much easier to establish a successful breast-feeding routine if you begin early in your baby's life, so consider ahead of time whether you plan to breast-feed or bottle-feed your baby. |
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| Women who breast-feed their children and later develop breast cancer are less likely to experience a cancer recurrence, compared to women who did not breastfeed. |
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