Do you think that discussing contraception with a potential sexual partner is becoming more socially acceptable? 2. what advice about contraceptives would you give to your younger sister or brother and why? 3. even though research shows that babies are healthier if breast-fed, why don’t all women breast-feed their babies?

1). discussing contraception with your partner is more socially acceptable because of std's., and asking if you are ready to be a parent and if you have the means to support your family.

my advice would be to become very choosy on your partner,

not all women can tolerate breastfeeding, I stopped breastfeeding at 3 mos. this is when your antibodies in breast milk r beneficial for an infant. plus parents now both have to work f/t jobs

It's called the nephron.

Answergoing for a brief walk ahead of time and stretching afterward;