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How much time is it necessary to feed your baby ?how many months or years ? Can a person take occasional drinks while breastfeeding ??
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Exclusive breast feeding can be done for 6 months and maximum of 1 year. dont forget to take calcium supplements during this period
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Each side feeding should be 15 to 20 min..gap of 2 hours...exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months..
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Dr. Sanjana Sainani
Laparoscopic Surgeon (Obs & Gyn)
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6 months exclusive breastfeeding is necessary later on continued till 9months . U can't drink while breast feeding
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