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Not when you adjust for education and SES and nothing beyond one year. Which is great news, because as you say, it can be burdensome. (Not a knock on extended
by dabbledash 7y ago
Not when you adjust for education and SES and nothing beyond one year. Which is great news, because as you say, it can be burdensome.
(Not a knock on extended breastfeeding itself. I think mother and baby should breastfeed as long as it’s working for both of them - well into the toddler+ years if that’s what mom wants. But claiming unproven benefits is actively harmful to women.)