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11 mums open up about a time they were shamed for feeding their baby formula

by Aimee Jakes |
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From bug-fighting powers to burning extra calories, breastfeeding has many benefits for both mum and baby.

But breastfeeding isn't for every mum and that's okay.

Whether it's down to illness, mental health or simply not wanting to, every mum is entitled to their choice on how they feed their baby.

11 mums open up about a time they were shamed for feeding their baby formula (and it's a lot more common then you think!)

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