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001 2005005380
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008 050225s2005 azu 000 0 eng
010 $a 2005005380
020 $a1890772488 (pbk. : alk. paper)
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050 00 $aRJ216$bR936 2005
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100 1 $aRyan, Regina Sara.
245 10 $aBreastfeeding :$byour priceless gift to your baby and yourself /$cRegina Sara Ryan and Deborah Auletta.
260 $aPrescott, Ariz. :$bHohm Press,$cc2005.
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300 $ap. cm.
505 0 $a20 reasons to breastfeed -- -- "Breastfeeding is the #1 option," say U.S. pediatricians and infant-health authorities around the world -- Breastmilk is baby's "personally-designed" and perfect food -- Allergies and asthma are less likely with breastfeeding -- Breastfeeding protects babies from illness -- Breastfeeding saves babies' lives -- Breastfed babies need less doctor visits -- Breast milk feeds the brain . . . and links to increased intelligence -- Physical/emotional bonding between mother and child is increased by breastfeeding -- Breastfed babies have less need to cry -- Breastfeeding encourages stress reduction -- In baby and mom -- Breastfeeding is much less costly than formula feeding -- Breastfeeding builds straighter teeth -- And stronger teeth -- Breastfeeding is good for the earth -- Breastfeeding helps mother's body readjust -- After pregnancy -- Breastfeeding also protects a mother's health . . . throughout her life -- Breastfeeding builds a woman's self-confidence -- Breastfeeding honors a woman's body -- Breastfeeding makes travel easier -- Breastfed babies smell better -- Breastfeeding is nature's obvious plan -- References -- Recommended reading.
650 0 $aBreastfeeding$xHealth aspects$vPopular works.
700 1 $aAuletta, Deborah.
856 41 $3Table of contents$uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip058/2005005380.html