HealthBreastfeeding Might Benefit Babies by Reducing StressCopyFacebookXTruthGettrLinkedInTelegramEmailSaveResearchers found less evidence of a “fight-or-flight” stress response in the babies who had nursed. kevin liang/UnsplashBy Lisa Rapaport10/11/2018Updated: 2/10/2022Print Mothers have long been told that “breast is best” when it comes to feeding newborn babies, but a small experiment suggests at least some of the benefits may have nothing to do with the milk itself. Share this articleLeave a commentLisa RapaportAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesStaffing More Doctors and Midwives Tied to Lower C-Section RatesDec 10, 2018Prostate Cancer Surgery and Radiation Tied to Antidepressant UseNov 11, 2018Older Vets Often Leave Hospital on Increased Dose of Blood Pressure PillsOct 27, 2018Childhood Secondhand Smoke Exposure Tied to Arthritis in AdulthoodOct 11, 2018Related TopicsbabiesstressbreastfeedingNurturingcuddlingCommentSaveShare