Breastfeeding enhances the relation

Breastfeeding enhances the relationship between a mother and her infant by improving bonding. For example, skin-to-skin contact during breastfeeding has been shown to improve the infants’ vital signs, especially immediately after birth (Moore
& Anderson, 2007). Indeed, it is theorized that many of the identified health benefits of breastfeeding may be related to not only the composition of human milk, but also to the close contact between the mother and her infant during feeding (Moore, Anderson, Bergman & Doswell, 2012). Breastfed infants also have more control over how much food they eat and when they eat (Hung & Berg, 2011; Widstr¨om et al., 2011), which may be part of the association between reduced
rates of obesity among breastfed infants (AAP, 2012).

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Breastfeeding enhances the relationship between a mother and her infant by improving bonding. For example, Skin-to-Skin Contact during breastfeeding has been shown to improve the Infants' Vital Signs, especially immediately after birth (Moore
& Anderson, the 2,007th). Indeed, it is theorized that many of the identified health benefits of breastfeeding may be related to not only the composition of human milk, but also to the close contact between the mother and her infant during feeding (Moore, Anderson, Bergman & Doswell, 2012. ). Infants breastfed also have more Control over Food How much they Eat and Eat when they (Hung & Berg, 2 011; Widstr¨om et al., 2011), which May be Part of the association between reduced
Rates of obesity among breastfed Infants (AAP. , 2012).