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Daily Archives: March 28, 2012
Infant feeding again. And peer reviewed journals again. Resulting in an overlong post. Again.
According to the Guardian (and the Daily Mail, Channel 4 News etc etc) we’ve learned that babies fed on demand ‘do better at school’. This makes me sound smug but I learned this a year ago when the first author, … Continue reading
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