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In a message dated 98-04-28 15:30:55 EDT, [log in to unmask] writes:
<< The price of Breastfeeding based on approx. 200 kCal/day (which equals 2T.
peanut butter) is approx.$6.00/mo. or $73.00/yr. Artificial baby milk varies
from $94 to $205/mo. or $1,125 to $2,459/year depending on the type of
artificial milk used and depending on how much milk is used. The formula
price is based on 14,500 oz. needed to feed infant for one year. I use this
in a breastfeeding class. Hope it helps. The prices were compared late.
Fall/1997.Faylene >>
Faylene, I want to use this in a paper...can you give me a reference for this
info?
Joy Berry-Parks LLLL, Arkansas
Anthropology Apprentice/Relentless Breastfeeding Zealot
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