breastfed

In 1970, over 75% of kids in the US were never breastfed, which means they drank milk from BPA containing bottles from day 1.

I have a 6-day-old (breastfed so far, but pumping means bottles get used too), so I'm trying to figure all this out.

In 1971, only 25% of kids were breastfed in the hospital, and only 8% were still breastfeeding at 3 months.

The fact that immune systems and richer nutrients are passed through breastmilk undeniably give breastfed babies an advantage over formula-only babies.

But even in that case, there's more variety: because she breastfed.

Women with full time jobs who want their kids breastfed, pump.

You see, he grew up with a mom who coded while she breastfed and brought him to his first LUG meeting at age seven weeks.

I was almost completely unable to feed my daughter, who was breastfed; my wife expressed and bottled, but my daughter wouldn't accept it.

My formulation really wasn't meant to imply causation, but rather the handling of unknown data (I grouped unknown-status children together with breastfed children).

The data includes whether a child was breastfed.

If I were totally dependent on my wife to pump, and if she had breastfed, I doubt I could have established that told with our daughter.

She might have been breastfed and yet be having difficulty in school as well; there are so very many factors involved, but many parents fix on a few (and torment themselves with guilt, or pride themselves on a choice well-made...).