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How do you find the indian practice of giving ghutti to new borns?
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Dear Dr.Aggarwal
It is an interesting practice which has been going on for ages. The main reason was thought to give baby something sugary to cope up with delay in initiation of breast feeding.
I am a firm beliver of ' exclusive breast feeding' and therefore do not advocate for Ghutti and there is no evidence for it.
Thanks