breast-feed

Object

• infant: The woman, with two children at her side, is breast-feeding an infant.
• mother: Some doctors believe that certain foods that the baby or breast-feeding mother eats can make colic worse.
• baby: Q How do I know whether my breast-fed baby is getting enough milk?
• woman: The products are not suitable for pregnant or breast-feeding women.
• rate: I think I had a breast-feeding rate of over 50 % at discharge.
• child: To breast-feed a child beyond 6 months is taboo in the wealthy world.

Subject

• woman: A girl who has been breast-fed by a particular woman cannot marry a boy who has been breast-fed by the same woman.

Modifying Another Word

• not: For mothers who do not breast-feed, an approved infant formula is the only alternative.
• exclusively: First, try to breast-feed exclusively for the first six months.
• still: Risks include those to the unborn child or child of a woman who is still breast-feeding, not just risks to the mother herself.
• so: Remember, you ovulate before your periods return, and you can get pregnant while you are breast-feeding so take care!
• also: Breast-feeding also gives children some protection from allergic illnesses.
• normally: Breast-Feeding If you normally breast-feed and have been given Zonegran, you should not breast-feed for one month after you had the last dose.

Preposition: in

• public: Breast-feeding in public is no longer the problem it used to be.

Preposition: for

• month: Breast-Feeding If you normally breast-feed and have been given Zonegran, you should not breast-feed for one month after you had the last dose.

Preposition: by

• woman: A girl who has been breast-fed by a particular woman cannot marry a boy who has been breast-fed by the same woman.