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We all know that breast milk is the best food for a new born child. Any mother knows that for a fact, but it's unfortunate that in this digital era mothers would rather not breath feed their kids for the fear of loosing their husbands, because they feel they won't be attractive anymore,thanks to the guys who threaten to leave their wives because their breasts have sagged. It's quite sad that some people can put such ridiculous conditions on something that cannot be controlled. Anyway that was just on a lighter note, going back to your question, using a bottle is recommended for a child who is about six months if am not wrong. From the little knowledge I have. I understand using a bottle on a small child is not good because it gives the child a lot of gasand that can be very distressing or uncomfortable on a child. For the child to ggrowwell it's better to breast feed for the recommended period.
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There is no alternative of breast milk. It can be regarded as a heavenly gift provided by the God to the newborn babies. Breast milk not only grows immunity among the babies but also develops their mental health.  On the other hand bottle feeding contains formula milk that may bring health hazard to the innocent babies. Unfortunately mothers nowadays keeping themselves away from breast feeding due to several reasons.
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Breast  milk carries all the goodness that all of us can have tesmkny on. It's is safe, at the right temperature, provides bonding between the child and its mother whilst bottle feeding does not have this and when the bott3is not cleaned properly can lead to occurrence or recurring diarrhea. 
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Breastfeeding is the natural way to feed your baby. The milk from your breasts is specially designed to meet the needs of your baby. Bottlefeeding is a convenient way to feed your baby, but it doesn't provide the same benefits as breast feeding. Bottlefeeding may provide some short-term benefits, like shorter breastfeeding time, but it can lead to long-term problems, like obesity.


If you're breastfeeding, make sure to get enough fluids and calories. You can give your baby formula if you need to, but make sure to give it only when your baby is hungry and not as a replacement for breast milk.

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Different infants will require different forms of milk production. However, most adults can care for their infants up to the age of 2 years when bottle-fed milk production reaches about 8 ounces per day. This 8-ounce bottle-fed milk production is called "x-breast" and is typically fed to an infant through a wide mouth bottle.
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Breastfeeding is the natural way to feed your baby. The milk from your breasts is specially designed to meet the needs of your baby. Bottlefeeding is a convenient way to feed your baby, but it doesn't provide the same benefits as breast feeding. Bottlefeeding may provide some short-term benefits, like shorter breastfeeding time, but it can lead to long-term problems, like obesity.
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