According to Healthy People 2010, a national initiative to improve the health of all Americans, only 64 percent of America’s mothers breastfed their babies in early postpartum in 1998–despite breastfeeding’s many positive benefits. One goal of Healthy People 2010 is to see that percentage increase to 75 percent by 2010.
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With the availability of breastfeeding information today, every parent has the opportunity to make an informed decision about breastfeeding.
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What is Postpartum Depression? When depression occurs after pregnancy it is called postpartum depression, peripartum depression and sometimes is more commonly known as baby blues What causes Postpartum Depression? What are the symptoms of the “Baby Blues”, and how can I treat these symptoms without medication?
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Doing some research about breastfeeding and talking to other mothers is a great way to get inside information and to have your personal questions answered.
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Beginning in the womb, humans are imprinted with important environmental signals that influence development. Although the majority of human mental potential is lost in the early years of development, what remains can escape modern perversions and be nurtured toward good.
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What does Nappy Rash look like? Why does Baby have Nappy Rash? Should I take my Baby to the Doctor for a Nappy Rash? What’s the Best Way to Treat Nappy Rash? How to Prevent Nappy Rash?
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