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Laura's a breastfeeding star



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Next time Laura Taylor gets on a bus, passengers may well do a double-take.
For this mum from Preston is to become the star of a breastfeeding campaign.

Laura, 19, is one of five young Lancashire mums who have become models to raise awareness of the health benefits of breastfeeding to both mother and baby.

She has been breastfeeding her five-month-old daughter Emily since her birth and is now urging other women to do the same.

Laura, of Ripon Street, Preston, will see glamorous photos of herself emblazoned on posters, bus shelters, buses, shopping centres and in GP surgeries and libraries.

Laura, who is engaged to boyfriend Anthony Nightingale, says Emily was an unplanned baby, but is the best thing that has ever happened to her.

She said: "I absolutely love being a mum. It is the best thing in the world. Emily is lovely and a complete joy to have.

"I think breastfeeding is brilliant as it is easy, convenient and is the best thing for Emily and me."

Supporting the campaign is a 24-hour breastfeeding support line on 01254 772929.

Visit the website on www.beastar.org.uk for more information and a chance to enter a 'most unusual place you have breastfed' competition.

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  • Last Updated: 03 March 2008 10:23 AM
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  • Location: Preston
 
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SallyP,

Preston 03/03/2008 13:09:55
Good for you Laura.

LEP - "She has been breastfeeding her five-month-old daughter Emily since her birth..." - do you realise how silly that sounds? Of course you breastfeed a baby from birth. It would be highly unusual to take up the practice some time after birth.

What you should have said is "She has been breastfeeding her daughter Emily for five months..."

Finally, as well as breastfeeding your own baby, if you have a plentiful supply, it's worth considering whether or not you can become a milk donor.

http://www.ukamb.org/milkbanks.htm
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