Informed Decision Making Infant Feeding

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  1. 2. babies fed formula have higher risk of this
  2. 4. Research shows that mothers usually find that they have trouble establishing enough breastmilk supply if they give this, especially before supply is established
  3. 5. types of breast, ovarian, endometrial disorders that carry higher risk for women who do not breastfeed
  4. 8. biologically normal way of feeding that provides infants with the nutrients they need for healthy growth and development
  5. 12. babies fed formula have higher risk of this
  6. 13. There is a higher risk for non breastfeeding mothers to experience a slow return to pre pregnancy ________
  7. 14. babies fed formula have higher risk of this condition
  8. 15. Osteoporosis, also known as weak bones,is higher for _________ who do not breastfeed
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  1. 1. It is essential for parents to have unbiased ___________ without commercial interest influences, including the risks and costs of not breastfeed before making the decision on how to feed baby
  2. 3. Fifteen hundred __________per year is the average cost for families to formula feed their babies, excluding cost of bottles, nipples and other supplies(2011)
  3. 6. Formula given to babies changes the lining of their stomach and does not provide immune ________
  4. 7. If you feed your newborn baby formula, he has a higher risk of getting sick and being ___________ during childhood & as an adult
  5. 9. It is the parent's ______ to make an informed decision about how they will feed their baby. It is the responsibility of CCHC staff to support that decision.
  6. 10. babies fed formula have higher risk of this
  7. 11. To make a fully informed _______, parents benefit from prenatal information about the risks and costs of not breastfeeding, given in a factual and un biased manner.