For Infants, Hold the Milk
Although cow's milk is a great source of nutrients for toddlers, children and adults, it is not appropriate for infants younger than 12 months.
Breast Feeding
Losing Weight While Breast-feeding
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Dads and Breast-feeding
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Do Babies Need Extra Water
Newborns need no extra water. Breast milk or infant formula generally will supply enough fluid.
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Supplements for Breast-Fed Babies
Until solid foods are introduced – preferably at about six months – breast milk can be a complete source of nutrition for infants. However, three nutrients may warrant additional consideration. Ask your doctor for advice.
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