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From: Tarasavage, Patricia O 
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2012 10:33 AM
To: 'Lactation Information and Discussion'
Subject: Cuddlebugsbaby website


Does anyone know anything about "Cuddlebugsbaby"?  It is troubling to
know this is out there.  It appears to be a slick marketing campaign by
a formula company but I haven't been able to identify the creator.

This is a link to their website:
http://www.cuddlebugsbaby.com/articles/my-pregnancy/month-8#2

and this is a section from the website:
Breast or Bottle?
As far as your baby's health is concerned, breast milk is best for your
baby. However, this doesn't mean formula is bad for your baby. Some new
mothers feel a good deal of pressure - from both breast- and
bottle-feeding advocates. Remember, the decision you make is a personal
one!

Only a few years ago, the majority of infants were bottle-fed.  Times
are changing, and the popularity of breast-feeding has increased.  One
of the advantages of breast-feeding is that your milk is always the
correct temperature.  Allergic reactions to breast milk are rarely seen.
Also, there is no preparation needed, and your baby receives added
immunities from you.

If you choose to bottle-feed instead, formulas include all the required
nutrients and vitamins.  Your baby's health won't suffer if you choose
not to nurse him.. In fact, both parents can share the enjoyment of
feeding your baby, lend a hand with the responsibilities of preparing
bottles and formula, and participate in "nighttime" feedings.  If you
hold your baby near your body while he drinks from his bottle he can
receive the closeness and feeling of security that breast-feeding
provides.

Thanks,
Patty, IBCLC
Florida

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