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World Emoji Day: Apple Previews Emoji That Will Come to iOS, macOS, watchOS Devices Later This Year
Apple unveiled a new set of emoji, including a woman with headscarf, a breastfeeding mom, a man with a beard, and the meditating man.
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‘Stanpan Suraksha’ App To Report Promotion Of Artificial Baby Food
New Delhi: A mobile application, to help people report the inappropriate promotion of marketed baby food around them, was launched in Friday. The app enables clicking pictures of advertisements, displays of such products and send them to an NGO which then may take required legal action. The app, Stanpan Suraksha, developed by a breastfeeding protec...
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Breastfeeding Apps Help First-Time Mothers: Study
The study results showed that 95 percent of the app users were currently breastfeeding three months after giving birth, compared with 83 percent of the control group.
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Use Of A Mobile Phone Breastfeeding App Supports First-Time Mothers
Use of a mobile phone app that provides supportive texts and an online Facebook community can significantly increase the rate of breastfeeding among new mothers, new research has found.
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World Emoji Day: Apple Previews Emoji That Will Come to iOS, macOS, watchOS Devices Later This Year
Apple unveiled a new set of emoji, including a woman with headscarf, a breastfeeding mom, a man with a beard, and the meditating man.
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‘Stanpan Suraksha’ App To Report Promotion Of Artificial Baby Food
New Delhi: A mobile application, to help people report the inappropriate promotion of marketed baby food around them, was launched in Friday. The app enables clicking pictures of advertisements, displays of such products and send them to an NGO which then may take required legal action. The app, Stanpan Suraksha, developed by a breastfeeding protec...
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Breastfeeding Apps Help First-Time Mothers: Study
The study results showed that 95 percent of the app users were currently breastfeeding three months after giving birth, compared with 83 percent of the control group.
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Use Of A Mobile Phone Breastfeeding App Supports First-Time Mothers
Use of a mobile phone app that provides supportive texts and an online Facebook community can significantly increase the rate of breastfeeding among new mothers, new research has found.
