A longitudinal study of breastmilk feeding duration, EEG power and early academic skills.
Syeda Fabeha HusainShuping LimWei Wei PangYi Ying OngDoris FokAnne Rifkin-GraboiMary F-F ChongYap Seng ChongMei Chien ChuaL Mary DanielMary E WlodekEvelyn C Law
Published in: Early human development (2024)
Extended breastmilk feeding is associated with reduced low-frequency power and better early academic skills, suggesting benefits to brain development. Additional research to confirm this finding is warranted.