Breast milk helps the babys immune system

Many experts agree that the best thing you can feed the baby during the first months of life is breast milk. This training helps the baby's immune system, contains all the nutrients you need and is very unlikely to develop intolerance, as could happen with the formula.

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The early days of breastfeeding

For your baby adjust to the process of breastfeeding should charge at the position usually, attach the nipple near the open mouth until enough and then enter the nipple.

You know the baby is drinking properly when her lips are completely on the breast and sucking is almost soundless. You can also breastfeed leaning sideways on the bed beside lying. If you feel discomfort, you can help with pillows, making sure that the baby will be easy access to the nipple.

Benefits of breast milk for the baby

• It is so good that the baby does not need anything else. No water, no juice, etc..
• breast milk has all the vitamins, fats and proteins needed by the baby in exact amount.
• The baby is healthier and has more defenses, prevents diarrhea.
• Breast milk is the vaccine for all infectious diseases.
• It digests well and the baby is not constipated.
• This at the right temperature and not spoil.
• Breastfed babies have less constipation.
• The breastfed babies have fewer cavities and dental deformities.
• Protects from sudden infant death.
• Protects future disease such as asthma, allergy, obesity, diabetes, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, arteriosclerosis and myocardial infarction.
• Protect the child from infections (bronchitis, gastroenteritis, otitis, meningitis) because breast milk is rich in immunoglobulins (defenses that the mother passes to the baby).

When you resume your workday or is absent for a few hours, you can extract milk with a breast pump and store it. Sometimes you may not achieve the output of milk in the first attempts with the extractor. Therefore, it is advisable to begin pumping practice a little before his absence, to get used to the process.

The extract milk can be stored in the refrigerator, will stay good for 3 to 8 days. Usually, the process of feeding occurs naturally. Although early can sometimes cost a little baby instinct make things easier. If in doubt, it's best to consult your pediatrician.

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