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Oregon’s newborns are getting off to a healthier start than most states, with 94% receiving that first crucial milk—breast milk or colostrum—compared to the national average of 85.1%. Hood River County leads at 98.6%, while Clatsop lags at 85.6%, highlighting how income and diversity influence success. Supportive workplace policies, strong parental leave, and programs like WIC—which provides resources and pumps—are key drivers. Experts stress personalized, community-based support over one-size-fits-all solutions, reminding us that the goal is simple: feed babies and support parents through whatever life throws their way.

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