Scientists Finally Figured Out EXACTLY How Long You Need to Breastfeed to Prevent SIDS More

When a new mom considers feeding options for her newborn, it can be hard to know whether there are actually that many additional benefits to nursing compared to bottle feeding. Well, according to a recent University of Virginia School of Medicine study, when it comes to protecting your little one from SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), the answer is an overwhelming "yes." The comprehensive research project found that mothers who breastfed their baby for at least two months reduced the chances their child would die from SIDS by half. Yes, half. And that's huge news given the statistics. In 2015, 3,700 children one year of age or younger passed away from SIDS in the US alone, according to a report