Congratulations to new mom Beyonce Knowles for breastfeeding her sweet baby Blue Ivy out and about town. Welcome to the club!
Here’s a link to the story (sent by my daughter) http://bit.ly/woTyrU
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We want to provide you with the support you need to meet your personal breastfeeding goals. Whether you’re nursing your first baby or your fifth, we are here to help. Most babies are healthy and will breast feed just fine. However, we are also experienced in helping when there are difficulties such as prematurity, multiple births, and babies with special needs.
We individualize our approach to your specific needs and understand that moms don't all have the same breastfeeding expectations and goals. Our lactation consultants will work with you during your stay at the hospital, but are also available after you go home, either by phone, our popular breastfeeding support group, or by outpatient consultations.
Congratulations, and please let us know what we can do for you and your new family as you begin this exciting journey!
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I think this is great especially since she is a celebrity and could easily just write it off as being too busy to breastfeed!
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