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CDC: Delayed Breastfeeding Increases Rotavirus Vaccine Effectiveness

January 23, 2012

When my son was recovering from open heart surgery as an infant, another child came down with rotavirus in the NICU. The nurses wanted us to trade places with this child and swore a “hard clean” would take care of killing the virus. I refused to move. My son had not been vaccinated for rotavirus, [...]

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Maria Breastfeeds on Sesame Street

January 5, 2012

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1977 Sesame Street: Big Bird Learns about Breastfeeding

January 5, 2012

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Beware! USDA Organic Baby Foods Contain GMO DHA and ARA

December 8, 2011

I am one of those consumers that assumes USDA certification means more than just growing foods without pesticides and herbicides. I assume that it includes ethical treatment of animals and zero genetically-modified organism (GMO) ingredients. I know these assumptions are just that, and the latest news from the Organic Consumers Association (OCA) confirms it. There [...]

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Should Formula Ads be Restricted like Tobacco?

November 7, 2011

Advertising works. It sells products; it influences public opinion. When marketing tactics counter healthy living, often government interferes, such as the regulations on tobacco advertising. A new study reveals that infant formula ads reduce breastfeeding rates, thus begging the question: Should formula ads be restricted like tobacco? The Globe and Mail reports: Advertisements for infant formula [...]

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5 Green Products: Dr. Sears Family Essentials, Nourish, May Books Baby Diary, Erin Baker’s Breakfast Cookies, Bebe Au Lait

August 14, 2011

1. Dr. Sears Family Essentials Baby Care Dr. Sears and family have long been trusted advisers of health and child-rearing. They clearly support attachment, natural parenting without coming off as too didactic. Now, the Sears family has created a line of baby care products that are 100% natural. In the Sears family, we’ve made healthy [...]

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London Breastfeeding Flashmob [video]

August 5, 2011

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5 Green Products: It’s a Jungle Out There!, Purely Elizabeth Ancient Grain Granola, Sativa Bags Hemp Baby Changer Shoulder Bag, bamboobies, Coghlan’s Bug-Eye LED Headlight for Kids

July 17, 2011

1. It’s a Jungle Out There!: 52 Nature Adventures for City Kids We all know children need to experience nature, but this can be a challenge if you live in the concrete jungle of a city. Author Jennifer Ward has found 52 “nature adventures” for urban dwellers. Just because you live in the city doesn’t [...]

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Prolonged breastfeeding study: “Fat energy contribution of breast milk to the infant diet might be significant” > 1 year

July 11, 2011

A common belief about extended breastfeeding is that the quality of a mother’s milk declines the longer her child continues to nurse. Parents often question if toddlers really benefit from prolonged breastfeeding, as their nutritional needs begin to be met by solid foods; however, mothers who do breastfeed beyond a year know intuitively that their [...]

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Nestlé’s BabyNes: Nespresso Baby Formula for the Wealthy with Contaminated Water

June 7, 2011

I can’t say I really understand the single serve coffee craze. The disposable K-cups are certainly not eco-friendly, and my machine does a great job of making my one latte a day. Perhaps my judgement is unfair, as I have only had one cup of coffee made from one of these machines in a hotel [...]

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