Guilt-free Bottle Feeding by Madeleine Morris

Guilt-free Bottle Feeding by Madeleine Morris

Examines the guilt that faces mothers who bottle-feed their babies - confronting the stigma attached to formula and the myth that bottle-feeding leads to fatter, less intelligent and unhealthier children. Supporting new mums who are unable to breastfeed their newborn, with advice and reassurance that breast isnt always best.

Guilt-Free Bottlefeeding is a frank, smart, and much-needed contribution to the parenting genreWith all the discussion of “choice” in the breast vs. bottle debate, parents aren’t armed with sufficient information to actually make anything close to an informed decision. By reading this book, written in a reassuring and friendly style that’s perfect for those stuck in the mire of early parenthood, parents will finally feel empowered to make a choice that is right for their family. Morris and Howard explain the realities of research and the mechanics of safe bottle-feeding, while also deftly acknowledging the complex emotions mothers may have around their feeding choices, they have given formula feeding parents a superb resource that will surely be welcomed with gratitude and relief.

* Suzanne Barston, author of Bottled Up and creator, The Fearless Formula Feeder *

Author Madeleine Morris is an award-winning former BBC journalist, recently writing for The Times on the emerging research that pressure to breastfeed is contributing to post-natal depression.

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ISBN 13	9781908281777
ISBN 10	1908281774
Title	Guilt-free Bottle Feeding
Author	Madeleine Morris
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Hodder & Stoughton
Year published	2014-09-15
Number of pages	240
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