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Will children have a higher IQ if they are breastfed?

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Dose breast milk make you smarter?

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Can babies be smarter in the future?

I am sadly very sorry to admit to you that the future babies will probably get stupider.


What is the best time for breastfeeding moms quit breastfeeding their babies?

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