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" Over a quarter of people in the UK do not like the idea of breastfeeding in public, a new survey has revealed. Researchers at Lansinoh, a manufacturer of breastfeeding products, surveyed almost 1,400 Britons to find out their views on feeding. They discovered that 98 per cent of women agreed that breastfeeding was best for infants. However, 46 per cent were worried that it would hurt and over a third were concerned that they would not be able to breastfeed for the recommended time. Diane Emery, a director at Lansinoh, said: &amp;#039;Many women worry that they might not be able to breastfeed. In fact, only a tiny percentage of women are physically unable.&amp;#039; The Lansinoh Breastfeeding Survey also found that more than one in ten women are embarrassed about breastfeeding in public. Ms Emery argued: &amp;#039;Breastfeeding is completely natural and women should not be embarrassed to feed their baby when out in public. &amp;#039;If it makes someone feel uncomfortable, they should remove themselves from the situation - not you.&amp;#039; NHS experts advise women to breastfeed exclusively for the first six months of their baby&amp;#039;s life. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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