Breastmilkcan helpheal andfightinfections.Breastmilkhelpspreventdiarrhea inbabies.Breastfeedingmoms areless likely toget breastcancer.Breastfeedingreducesbaby'sincidence ofear infections.Food dyescan affectthe color ofhuman milk.Human milkchanges tomeet thebaby'sneeds.Skin-to-skinafter deliveryhelps initiatebreastfeeding.Human milkcan appearthin andslightly bluein color.By OSHA andCDC definition,human milk isfood, not abodily fluid.Breastfeedinghelps preventSIDS.Breastmilkcan be keptat roomtemp. for upto 4 hours.There areproperties inbreastmilkthat destroybacteria.Breastfeedingburnsapproximately600calories/dayBreastmilkexpressed atnightcontainsmelatonin.Breastfeedingreducesbaby's risk fordiabetes.Breastfeedinghelps momand babyestablish abond.Human milk isthe only fooda baby needsfor the first 6months of life.Human milkis easier forbabies todigest thanformula.Human milkcan bestored up to4 days in therefrigerator.Human milkmay be storedin a deepfreezer for 12months.Breastmilkhelpspreventconstipationin babies.The bodybegins makingbreastmilk at~16 weeksgestation.Breastfeedingis good for theenvironment.The AAPrecommendsbreastfeedingfor at least 2years.Breastmilkcan helpheal andfightinfections.Breastmilkhelpspreventdiarrhea inbabies.Breastfeedingmoms areless likely toget breastcancer.Breastfeedingreducesbaby'sincidence ofear infections.Food dyescan affectthe color ofhuman milk.Human milkchanges tomeet thebaby'sneeds.Skin-to-skinafter deliveryhelps initiatebreastfeeding.Human milkcan appearthin andslightly bluein color.By OSHA andCDC definition,human milk isfood, not abodily fluid.Breastfeedinghelps preventSIDS.Breastmilkcan be keptat roomtemp. for upto 4 hours.There areproperties inbreastmilkthat destroybacteria.Breastfeedingburnsapproximately600calories/dayBreastmilkexpressed atnightcontainsmelatonin.Breastfeedingreducesbaby's risk fordiabetes.Breastfeedinghelps momand babyestablish abond.Human milk isthe only fooda baby needsfor the first 6months of life.Human milkis easier forbabies todigest thanformula.Human milkcan bestored up to4 days in therefrigerator.Human milkmay be storedin a deepfreezer for 12months.Breastmilkhelpspreventconstipationin babies.The bodybegins makingbreastmilk at~16 weeksgestation.Breastfeedingis good for theenvironment.The AAPrecommendsbreastfeedingfor at least 2years.

Breastfeeding BINGO! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Breastmilk can help heal and fight infections.
  2. Breastmilk helps prevent diarrhea in babies.
  3. Breastfeeding moms are less likely to get breast cancer.
  4. Breastfeeding reduces baby's incidence of ear infections.
  5. Food dyes can affect the color of human milk.
  6. Human milk changes to meet the baby's needs.
  7. Skin-to-skin after delivery helps initiate breastfeeding.
  8. Human milk can appear thin and slightly blue in color.
  9. By OSHA and CDC definition, human milk is food, not a bodily fluid.
  10. Breastfeeding helps prevent SIDS.
  11. Breastmilk can be kept at room temp. for up to 4 hours.
  12. There are properties in breastmilk that destroy bacteria.
  13. Breastfeeding burns approximately 600 calories/day
  14. Breastmilk expressed at night contains melatonin.
  15. Breastfeeding reduces baby's risk for diabetes.
  16. Breastfeeding helps mom and baby establish a bond.
  17. Human milk is the only food a baby needs for the first 6 months of life.
  18. Human milk is easier for babies to digest than formula.
  19. Human milk can be stored up to 4 days in the refrigerator.
  20. Human milk may be stored in a deep freezer for 12 months.
  21. Breastmilk helps prevent constipation in babies.
  22. The body begins making breastmilk at ~16 weeks gestation.
  23. Breastfeeding is good for the environment.
  24. The AAP recommends breastfeeding for at least 2 years.