In a culture where artificial feeding has become the norm.
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett examines who gets more sleep and who is at risk for depression with reference to nighttime sleep.
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Can we assume that women who have been sexually assaulted won't want to breastfeed?
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What's being left out of the discussion?
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Breastfeeding is making me feel depressed.
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We hear plenty about breastfeeding benefits for babies: what's in it for mom?
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How does a mother protect her baby when breastfeeding lying down?
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Worried about whether it is safe to sleep near your baby? This guide may help you decide on the sleep arrangement that's right for you.
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There is a lot of pressure on parents to get their baby sleeping through the night as soon as possible
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Clearly parents have nighttime needs for sufficient sleep themselves.
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Another look at nighttime breastfeeding and postpartum depression.
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