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Brestfeeding is definitely better than fomula for our 2 kids. The older one had not enough breastfeeding and had much more minor illness over the years. The y
by bigcat12345678 4y ago
Brestfeeding is definitely better than fomula for our 2 kids.
The older one had not enough breastfeeding and had much more minor illness over the years.
The younger one had all breastfeeding during the early time and only had 2 illness in the similar time period.
As for others, I cannot comment yet. Let's see.
- quickthrower2 4y agoThat is just down to chance. I reckon it has more to do with genetics/hygiene and their school cohort. Also covid is going to skew this a lot! Not just the virus but the societal reaction to it, norms, etc.
- xbar 4y agoOr it's absolutely deterministic in this case. I don't think we have enough data.
- bigcat12345678 4y agoWell, our pediatrician told us that breastfeeding milk brings more antibodies to the infants. That's one thing definitely helps with fending off minor illness.
- cycrutchfield 4y ago
- bigcat12345678 4y agoNo, this is a terrible suggestion. Also n=2 and controlled experiment are so generic that it becomes a joke itself. And a paper? Wow, you probably never read a paper. A high school course report would be more meaningful than a few sentences. Overall, I am absolutely abhorred by the lack of intelligence of this comment.
- swores 4y agoThey were being rude and sarcastic, not stupid. Quickthrower2's first sentence is the useful one.
- YZF 4y agoWe also had good experience and it seemed a lot easier when looking at parents using formula. Easy for me to say as the father but mother agreed. She didn't work though which is a luxury not everyone can afford unfortunately. Nobody wants to think they're a bad parent and the vast commercial interests here don't make this any easier.
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- daguava 4y ago"My pool of the scientific method is very bad and would never pass the test, but here my findings on science of 2 kids who I did not give any other context for"