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rc_gromit posted: 18 Jul at 2:10 pm
Breast feeding infants is the most natural, and healthiest, way to provide necessary nutrients to any newborn.
Avocado posted: 21 Jul at 10:08 pm
If you’re saying that breast-feeding is beneficial, then a good these would be, “Breast-feeding, having desirable results and benefits for children, is how infants should obtain their milk.”
Obviously you’d want to change it a bit to fit with the rest of your essay, but that should be a good base.
thisbrit posted: 22 Jul at 1:12 am
The natural and obviously RIGHT way to feed children is from the mother’s healthy body. All other sources of nourishment (in the first 6 months of life) are poor substitutes for the ‘real thing’.
silvcslt posted: 25 Jul at 9:12 am
Choice of the following:
Positive thesis: There are three main benefits of breast-feeding: nutrition; general health of the newborn baby; improved bonding between mother and baby.
Or, if you prefer, try the more unusual approach, a negative (critical) thesis using the same material.
The benefits of ****** feeding have been greatly exaggerated. Each of the three main arguments for ****** feeding can be subject to criticism. A general healthy nutritional environment can be provided without using mother’s milk; the health of the baby is mainly dependent on other factors; bonding is indeed probably advanced by ****** feeding, but a bottle fed baby can be fed by both parents and is likely to bond with both. In addition, bottle feeding is more flexible and convenient.
An idea is to make parallel lists of pros and cons while you are working on the essay and then choose which you will emphasize (i.e., whether you’ll take a positive or negative approach) once you have completed the research and analsis.