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Can you still breastfeed if your pregnant?
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Yes!: This is perfectly safe to continue breastfeeding. AAP recommends breastfeeding for one year and as long as baby and mom would like to continue, WHO recommends two years of breastfeeding. Interestingly most mammals stop breastfeeding around the time molars erupt, which in humans is around the age of two.
Answered 8/2/2014
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