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According to a new analysis released by the United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, the number of babies missing out on breastfeeding remains high, particularly among the world’s richest countries. The analysis also indicates that breastmilk saves lives, protects babies and mothers against deadly diseases, and leads to better IQ and educational outcomes.
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