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Should I Breastfeed My Child? Experts in infant nutrition all agree that breast milk is the ideal food for babies as it has just about everything the child needs for optimal nutrition. A baby will usually grow well and be healthy on nothing but breast milk, vitamin D, and iron during the first year of … Continue reading “Guide to Infant Nutrition and Breastfeeding”
Article at a glance: The percentage of babies who get an ear infection has dropped in the last 20 years. Doctors believe the decrease is due to the introduction of the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine, flu vaccines, an increase in breastfeeding, and a decrease in smoking. According to a recent study, fewer babies are getting ear … Continue reading “Drop in ear infection rates attributed to vaccines, breastfeeding, and a reduction in smoking”
Our section on Breastfeeding offers more information about breastfeeding, lists online and local resources, and explains how to make an appointment with one of our lactation specialists. Learn More > > General Infant Feeding Infants differ in food requirements. The proper amount is that which satisfies your baby. Do not attempt to keep to a … Continue reading “Feeding Your Newborn”
Breastfeeding Some of our offices have Lactation Specialists on staff. Please call your pediatrician to set up an appointment. WIC offers breastfeeding support and some pump supplies to those who qualify. Visit https://wic.utah.gov/ to apply for services or to find the WIC office near you. Our Website: Feeding Your Newborn Articles and Tips on Breastfeeding … Continue reading “Breastfeeding”
Article at a Glance Study shows that less than one-third of mothers who were planning on exclusively breastfeeding for the first three months were able to met that goal. Mothers will need more support if they are going to be successful at breastfeeding. Not giving babies supplemental feedings at the hospital was one of the … Continue reading “Study shows that most women are not meeting their breastfeeding goals”
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Biography Born and raised in Utah, Amber is directionally challenged without the mountains. She’s a mother of five (three girls and two boys) and enjoys exploring new places with her family, including hiking trails, historical sites, creepy ghost towns, and old cemeteries. Amber also loves being active and can often be found running, biking, playing … Continue reading “Amber Barrus, APRN, FNP-C”
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