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Definition of breastfeed in English: breastfeedverbbreastfedˈbrɛs(t)fiːdˈbrɛs(t)ˌfid [with object]1(of a woman) feed (a baby) with milk from the breast. （母亲）直接哺乳，（以母乳）喂奶 she breastfed her first child 她的第一个孩子是自己奶大的。 no object sometimes it is not possible to breastfeed 有时母乳喂养是不可能的。 Example sentencesExamples - JW reminded himself that in many countries, women breastfeed their children for several years.
- I couldn't stand it and had to ask her how she could possibly breastfeed this way.
- Most later examples show Mary breastfeeding a wide-eyed child.
- Don't breastfeed a toddler during pregnancy because the new baby needs all the nourishment it can get.
- Out of necessity, one woman in the corner awkwardly attempts to breastfeed her child.
- A woman who is breastfeeding her baby can safely be vaccinated.
- However, this contraceptive effect is only true if you are fully breastfeeding a baby aged less than six months.
- They also checked for PCBs in the breast milk of the mothers who breastfed their babies - about half of the cohort.
- My whole life I wanted to breastfeed my babies, and have them at home.
- They wrapped him in a warm blanket, cradled him gently, even let the mother breastfeed him for a while.
- Those who breastfeed their babies may pass on harmful chemicals through breast milk.
- Although Lisa breastfeeds the baby, they have developed a shared process.
- A mother usually can continue to breastfeed her baby if the baby develops jaundice.
- In fact, in addition to breastfeeding your baby often, getting enough rest is key to building a good milk supply.
- The more people see mothers breastfeeding their babies, the more normal it will become in our society.
- This plan can help you with problems that could keep you from breastfeeding your baby.
- According to a recent study, women from rural areas are less likely to breastfeed their children.
- Before and after work, and during the night, a working mother can breastfeed her baby.
- I attended Lamaze classes to prepare myself for birth without medication, and I knew I would breastfeed my baby.
- Try to breastfeed your baby within the first hour after birth if possible.
Synonyms give food to, provide food for, provide for, cater for, prepare food for, cook for, make a meal for, wine and dine - 1.1no object (of a baby) feed from the breast.
（母亲）直接哺乳，（以母乳）喂奶 the child began to breastfeed Example sentencesExamples - Infants may be infected by their mothers during pregnancy, childbirth or, rarely, while breastfeeding.
- The baby was delivered, started breastfeeding, and they just stayed together.
- Your baby has a good sense of smell, which helps him find the nipple and begin to breastfeed.
- By pumping her breasts, a mother keeps up her milk supply so that her baby can breastfeed when he is stronger.
- One explanation of this could be that the mothers exchange more tenderness with the baby while breastfeeding.
- Also, how do you wean a baby from breastfeeding and still continue cosleeping?
- The mother would have to come because the baby needed regular breastfeeding.
- With some guidance, planning, patience and practice, you and your baby can breastfeed successfully.
- The best way a mother can prepare is to learn about breastfeeding before the baby is born.
- Central to the statement is the recommendation that babies breastfeed exclusively for the first six months.
- Premature babies, as well as babies born by cesarean in general, have more difficulty breastfeeding.
- Babies born to mothers who have used substances may feed poorly or have trouble with breastfeeding.
- Vitamin D and iron supplements are indicated for infants breastfeeding at discharge.
- Do we want to remove tiny babies from their mums, especially when they're breastfeeding?
- The cover of the January-February issue showed an infant breastfeeding.
- If you use a bottle too early, your baby may not breastfeed as well.
- Her vigorous infant breastfed well, and they were discharged on the second post-partum day.
- If your infant doesn't vomit after 12 to 24 hours, start breastfeeding or begin giving formula.
- Systemic supplementation also is not recommended if the child is breastfeeding.
- Talk to your doctor if you or your baby have problems with breastfeeding.
Definition of breastfeed in US English: breastfeedverbˈbres(t)ˌfēdˈbrɛs(t)ˌfid [with object]1(of a woman) feed (a baby) with milk from the breast. （母亲）直接哺乳，（以母乳）喂奶 she breastfed her first child 她的第一个孩子是自己奶大的。 no object sometimes it is not possible to breastfeed 有时母乳喂养是不可能的。 Example sentencesExamples - Before and after work, and during the night, a working mother can breastfeed her baby.
- This plan can help you with problems that could keep you from breastfeeding your baby.
- Out of necessity, one woman in the corner awkwardly attempts to breastfeed her child.
- However, this contraceptive effect is only true if you are fully breastfeeding a baby aged less than six months.
- Although Lisa breastfeeds the baby, they have developed a shared process.
- A woman who is breastfeeding her baby can safely be vaccinated.
- According to a recent study, women from rural areas are less likely to breastfeed their children.
- The more people see mothers breastfeeding their babies, the more normal it will become in our society.
- Try to breastfeed your baby within the first hour after birth if possible.
- Don't breastfeed a toddler during pregnancy because the new baby needs all the nourishment it can get.
- I couldn't stand it and had to ask her how she could possibly breastfeed this way.
- They wrapped him in a warm blanket, cradled him gently, even let the mother breastfeed him for a while.
- JW reminded himself that in many countries, women breastfeed their children for several years.
- My whole life I wanted to breastfeed my babies, and have them at home.
- In fact, in addition to breastfeeding your baby often, getting enough rest is key to building a good milk supply.
- I attended Lamaze classes to prepare myself for birth without medication, and I knew I would breastfeed my baby.
- Those who breastfeed their babies may pass on harmful chemicals through breast milk.
- A mother usually can continue to breastfeed her baby if the baby develops jaundice.
- They also checked for PCBs in the breast milk of the mothers who breastfed their babies - about half of the cohort.
- Most later examples show Mary breastfeeding a wide-eyed child.
Synonyms give food to, provide food for, provide for, cater for, prepare food for, cook for, make a meal for, wine and dine - 1.1no object (of a baby) feed from the breast.
（母亲）直接哺乳，（以母乳）喂奶 the child began to breastfeed Example sentencesExamples - Systemic supplementation also is not recommended if the child is breastfeeding.
- The best way a mother can prepare is to learn about breastfeeding before the baby is born.
- The mother would have to come because the baby needed regular breastfeeding.
- One explanation of this could be that the mothers exchange more tenderness with the baby while breastfeeding.
- Do we want to remove tiny babies from their mums, especially when they're breastfeeding?
- If your infant doesn't vomit after 12 to 24 hours, start breastfeeding or begin giving formula.
- Talk to your doctor if you or your baby have problems with breastfeeding.
- The cover of the January-February issue showed an infant breastfeeding.
- Infants may be infected by their mothers during pregnancy, childbirth or, rarely, while breastfeeding.
- Vitamin D and iron supplements are indicated for infants breastfeeding at discharge.
- Babies born to mothers who have used substances may feed poorly or have trouble with breastfeeding.
- With some guidance, planning, patience and practice, you and your baby can breastfeed successfully.
- Premature babies, as well as babies born by cesarean in general, have more difficulty breastfeeding.
- Central to the statement is the recommendation that babies breastfeed exclusively for the first six months.
- Also, how do you wean a baby from breastfeeding and still continue cosleeping?
- If you use a bottle too early, your baby may not breastfeed as well.
- By pumping her breasts, a mother keeps up her milk supply so that her baby can breastfeed when he is stronger.
- Your baby has a good sense of smell, which helps him find the nipple and begin to breastfeed.
- The baby was delivered, started breastfeeding, and they just stayed together.
- Her vigorous infant breastfed well, and they were discharged on the second post-partum day.
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