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Rebecca Pardess
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Senior Manager, Editorial Content Strategy, Omada Health
Los Angeles
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Technology, Cryptocurrencies, Stocks, Cloud , Retirement Planning, Mobility, Virtualisation , Investing, Bonds , Security, National security, Financial services, Data Centres , IT Management , GovTech, Networking
Animal cruelty.
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By Rebecca Pardess| Motherly Verified Before becoming a mom, I'd never been a can-I-hold-your-baby person. I preferred babies at a safe distance where I could admire their chubby cheeks without causing a meltdown. Chihuahuas in tote bags were much more my speed than infants in Baby Björns. Meanwhile, my closest girlfriends jumped at the chance to scoop up a newborn. Even my husband was a natural with a tiny human in his arms, but I was a nervous wreck.
By Rebecca Pardess| Motherly Verified During my pregnancy, I looked forward to breastfeeding my son. I'd heard that not only does it provide optimal nutrition for baby, it also fights infection and disease, reduces the risk of SIDS, and decreases the mother's risk of breast and ovarian cancers. It helps with mother-baby bonding, as well as postpartum depression and weight loss. And it's "free!"Well, kind of. "There's no free ride on breastfeeding," clarifies Linda M.
By Rebecca Pardess| Motherly Verified During my pregnancy, I looked forward to breastfeeding my son. I'd heard that not only does it provide optimal nutrition for baby, it also fights infection and disease, reduces the risk of SIDS, and decreases the mother's risk of breast and ovarian cancers. It helps with mother-baby bonding, as well as postpartum depression and weight loss. And it's "free!"Well, kind of. "There's no free ride on breastfeeding," clarifies Linda M.
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