Breastfeeding comes
naturally when you become a mother and it’s an amazing experience. To be able
to produce more milk and to satisfy the hunger of your baby, please make sure
you should increase your fluids intake. If you stay hydrated more milk will be
produced and it will help you feel energetic the whole day too.
Now, let’s discuss
the benefits of breastfeeding. First of all your breast milk is the best
possible food for your baby and will give her the best start in life. It
provides the required nutrition as well as immunity for your baby.
Breastfeeding
helps you lose weight too:
Besides giving yourbaby nourishment and helping to keep your baby from becoming sick,breastfeeding may help you lose weight. Many women who breastfed their babies
said it helped them get back to their pre-pregnancy weight more quickly, but
experts are still looking at the effects of breastfeeding on weight loss
Breastfeeding
gives life to you and your baby:
Right nutrients
and right balance: Breast
milk has the right proportions of proteins, carbohydrates, fats and other
nutrients your baby needs to grow and develop.
Easy to
digest: Unlike
proteins found in regular cow’s milk, the proteins in breast milk are naturally
gentle and easy to digest.
Builds tolerance
power: it helps
protect your baby against early food allergies, protein intolerance and
sensitivity.
Offers
protection: it provides
natural protective antibodies and other immune-related benefits; protects
babies from infections and illnesses that include
diarrhea, ear infections and pneumonia and Breastfeeding Breastfed babies are
less likely to develop asthma.
Easily Digest: it fosters a healthy environment in
your baby’s digestive system.
Creates bonding: It provides a perfect opportunity
for bonding with your baby and and skin-to-skin contact.
Children who are
breastfed for six months are less likely to become obese and also reduces
the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
Benefits of
breastfeeding for IVF Mothers:
Breastfeeding is equally important for mothers and IVF mothers (i.e who gave birth to a child using IVF technique) but can be challenging as well. Owing to medical complications, often babies can't consume the breast milk by themselves or the mother is unable to lactate naturally. IVF patients
