Nursing's back, baby.
After a precipitous decline through the 1960s and 1970s, when less than a quarter of women chose to nurse -- the height of formula's fashion -- the CDC now estimates that just over 70 percent of babies are breast-fed at some point in their lives.
But while babies might be enjoying through-the-roof nursing rates, whether you're a white, Asian, black or Hispanic mom has a lot to do with whether you'll breast-feed, and for how long. Turns out that certain immigrant groups are much less likely to try it and continue.
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