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Hello Jenny Murray welcoming you to Tuesday's edition of the Women's Our Podcast.

Now today we reveal the results of the survey we commissioned together with radio Today we

commissioned, together with Radio Sheffield, to discover how in the 21st century

women are feeding their babies.

We asked Comres to carry out the research. More than a thousand women took part. They were all between 18 and 40 in the UK and that had had a baby in the past decade.

To analyse the findings, I'm joined by Dr.

Ellie Cannon, a GP and the author of Keep Calm, the new mum's manual.

Charine Fisher, chief executive of the Breastfeeding Network, who joined us from Birmingham,

and Jill Diskin, a maternity matron at Liverpool Women's Hospital, who of course joined us from Liverpool and we were to have been joined by Jade

Edwards who spoke to us as someone who was 18 in 2018 and has a son who's nearly four and a baby of eight weeks.

Unfortunately both Jade and the baby were not very well this morning.

So Jade if you're listening I hope soon you will both be better and really

sorry you couldn't join us now the results of the survey have made it clear that

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