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Breastfeeding itself rarely causes maternal vitamin D deficiency; low sun exposure, low preexisting stores, higher body weight, darker skin, or poor dietary intake are the usual causes. Learn why breastmilk has little vitamin D unless the mother is replete or supplemented, and why screening high‑risk mothers and following clinician guidance on maternal or infant supplementation matters. Not medical advice; consult a healthcare professional for personal recommendations.

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