Hi, this is Tom and welcome back to the zero to finals podcast.

Sorry it's taken me so long to get back to doing these podcast episodes.

I've been super busy.

I've been running in-person courses, which involved creating a full course book

and a full set of flashcards specifically for

medical school finals. I ran a course in Manchester at the beginning of October, which was a great

success. People really enjoyed it, really good feedback. And I've got upcoming courses, so if you're

going to be sitting finals, or if you want to get

ahead at any stage of medical school, I recommend checking out the upcoming courses, which are

2nd of November in Birmingham and the 7th of December in London.

The courses include a full course book, which goes through everything you need to know

for medical school finals and 160 unique flashcards created specifically for the course

so you can rapidly test yourself and learn the content you need for finals. So again,

2nd of November and the 7th of December,

I highly recommend heading over to 0.0.finals.com slash medical school finals to check out those

courses. But in this episode of the podcast, we're going to be starting on development in

pediatrics. And we're going to be starting with a topic on nutrition.

You can find written notes on this topic at 0.0.5.com and in the 0.55Pedatrix book,

and you can find flashcards and questions to test your knowledge and train it so you remember it for your exams

at members.0.0.0.com. So let's jump straight in. Let's start by talking about breast

versus bottle feeding. The World Health Organization, or WHO, recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life,

followed by continued breastfeeding alongside appropriate complementary foods up to two years

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