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Dana, the World Health Organization and other public health bodies, such as 
the National Health & Medical Research Council (Australia) in its recently 
reviewed and updated infant feeding guidelines, have maintained the 
recommendation for "about 6 months", after reviewing the evidence. It is 
easy to refer mothers to online souces such as the WHO and other Public 
Health statements. Consumers can then see for themselves that top-level, 
reputable bodies continue to recommend. "about 6 months".

Does anyone have a quick link to recent statements? I have the link to the 
Australian NHMRC documents, but for Canada you probably need other 
references.

Virginia
in Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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From: "Haas, Dana" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2014 12:22 AM
Subject: intro of solid food at 4 months


Lots of buzz on the radio this week about the importance of introducing
solid food to infants at 4 months. I am aware of the research about less
chance of allergies when foods are introduced earlier than 6 months, but
what about gut closure that doesn't happen until 6 months? Do you think
the recommendations for exclusivity until 6 months will change in the
near future? Lots of MD's are recommending solids at 4 months around
here. What are you telling your moms when their MD's recommend
initiating solids at 4 months?



Dana Haas  RN BScN IBCLC

Public Health Nurse/Lactation Consultant

City of Hamilton Public Health Department

Family Health Division - Breastfeeding Resource Team

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