Giving regular, short breastfeeds is more beneficial than the "baby-led" method, a British study suggests. Allowing a baby to choose when it feeds, and for how long, is often recommended to new mothers. A study of 63 mothers in Bradford found regular feeds of up to 10 minutes on each breast led to increased weight gain and a higher breastfeeding rate.
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Regular breastfeeding routine 'best for baby' - The Telegraph 21st April 2008
Short breastfeeds 'best for baby' - BBC Health News 19th April 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
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