#breastfeeding — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #breastfeeding, aggregated by home.social.
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NHS message as public urged to start taking 3p pill daily from October 1
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/health/nhs-message-public-urged-start-37719144
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/711392/ ‘Breastfeeding my son helped our bond grow deeper’ ##ParentingBaby ##ParentingFood #Breastfeeding #Éire #Health #IE #Ireland #Parenting
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A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.
Summary: https://www.psypost.org/human-breasts-might-have-evolved-to-keep-big-brained-infants-warm/
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A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.
Summary: https://www.psypost.org/human-breasts-might-have-evolved-to-keep-big-brained-infants-warm/
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A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.
Summary: https://www.psypost.org/human-breasts-might-have-evolved-to-keep-big-brained-infants-warm/
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A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.
Summary: https://www.psypost.org/human-breasts-might-have-evolved-to-keep-big-brained-infants-warm/
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A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.
Summary: https://www.psypost.org/human-breasts-might-have-evolved-to-keep-big-brained-infants-warm/