Only a Third of U.S. Moms Who Plan to Breast-Feed Meet Goals

<p>MONDAY, Jun 4 (HealthDay News) Although many American women
plan on breast-feeding their newborns, fewer than one-third of those who
expected to exclusively breast-feed for 3 months or some-more met that
goal, according to new research.
The biggest cause in either or not a lady met her breast-feeding
goal seemed to be either a baby perceived supplemental feedings while in
the hospital.
We found that mothers means to exclusively breast-feed by their
hospital stay were some-more means to accommodate their breast-feeding intentions,
said a studys lead author, Cria Perrine, an epidemiologist in the
division of nutrition, earthy activity and plumpness during a U.S. Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention.
Results of a investigate were expelled online Jun 4 and are scheduled to
be published in a Jul emanate of Pediatrics.
The World Health Organization (WHO) and a American Academy of
Pediatrics suggest that babies be breast-fed exclusively for a first
six months of their lives...