A good friend of yours tells you that she is going to breastfeed for as long as she can, no matter how hard it is when she returns to work because 'she knows that breastfed babies are smarter'. She says that she would feel guilty if she stopped before her baby turned one because she would be 'disadvantaging her child'. How could you explain the research in such a way that she would feel better about her decision if she chose to stop breastfeeding after a couple of months?

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