Longer breastfeeding links to fewer ADHD symptoms in children
Children who were fully breastfed for longer periods showed modestly fewer ADHD symptoms from ages 3 to 8, even after researchers accounted for genetic and family-related factors, suggesting early feeding patterns may play a small but meaningful role in neurodevelopment.
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