It is common knowledge that breast milk is the perfect milk for babies. Doctors highly recommend breast milk because it is sufficient in amino acids, proteins, sugar and fat for the optimum growth of infants. Breast milk also contains infection fighting antibodies that reduces infections in the baby’s early years; it develops the immune system of the baby. Vitamins, enzymes and minerals found in breast milk promote proper digestion. Cholesterol in breast milk also help in the development of the infant’s brain.
But, how do you know if your baby is latched well?
How should you hold your baby while she breastfeeds?
Does babywearing do anything to assist with breastfeeding?
Don’t let these questions or concerns stop you from breastfeeding your baby.
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