Help your child an entrance the most optimal possible in life also depends on you. Thanks to breastfeeding, infants not only have the opportunity to discover the different flavors, but they are also protected from allergies and infectious diseases.
The World Health Organization (who) and the UN children's Fund UNICEF advised breastfeeding exclusively breastfed babies during the first six months of life, in that certain substance contained in breast milk help strengthen the newborn's immune system.
What makes it so healthy breast milk?
Breast milk is unique. Not only serves as a staple food, but it is also rich in vitamins and minerals, antibodies, as well as beneficial bacteria. To be able to develop healthily, the baby needs milk, which contains a huge amount of immune cells that can protect him from the disease. Even immediately after birth, the first milk that only drops is rich in antibodies.
Well protected
Breastfed babies are less prone to gastrointestinal disorders, respiratory infections and allergies. If one parent is suffering from allergies, eczema or asthma, even your child is more prone to suffer. For this reason, breastfeeding is particularly important as breastmilk transmits to the newborn from the outset antibodies and immune cells that protect the child.
Other benefits of breastfeeding
Not only breastfed babies are less prone to allergies, but also run a lower risk of suffering from obesity, otitis and getting cancer or being hit by sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). In addition, breast milk is able to fully adapt to the needs of each stage of baby's growth and it automatically dials the right amount of protein, fat, immune cells and substances messengers. Breastfeeding goes far beyond power because it transmits your baby love, touch, and warmth of mom.