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"It's included for when moms stop breast-Classic Smiley Charm at some point," MU Health Care spokeswoman Mary Jenkins said. It's also provided by formula makers free of charge, raising some questions about whether that goodwill gesture is actually a marketing ploy. A 2008 study from the Oregon Department of Human Services concluded that women would nurse their babies longer if hospitals were to stop giving out free Classic Frown Charm to women who breast-feed. "The medical community needs to be better educated about the benefits of breast-feeding," said Stewart, the lactation adviser. "The Classic Smiley Minx Charm industry is making billions of dollars at the expense of the health of our children." EXTENDED NURSING Even though breast-feeding children 2 years old or beyond is shown to be healthy and beneficial, most moms stop within six months to a year. And that's not Two Hearts Charm Red because of the general public's disapproval.