Benefits of breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is the best way to develop and strengthen the child's immune system. The intake of primary milk, colostrum, is a kind of first inoculation of the baby. The baby, who is naturally breastfed, is less likely to be sick and less likely to suffer from allergies. In children who eat breast milk, the disease usually proceeds more easily, and complications occur less often.

With artificial feeding, there are certain dangers, which include: frequent occurrence of diarrhea, respiratory-viral infections, intestinal dysbiosis. The baby is more likely to have allergic manifestations, deficiency of certain vitamins and microelements, anemia and infectious diseases are more frequent, since immunity is reduced.

Mother's milk is ideally suited to the needs of the baby, it balances the ratio of proteins, fats and carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins, which ensures the normal physical development of the child. It is easily and completely absorbed. In breast milk is milk sugar, which is not only a source of energy, but also an active stimulant of useful intestinal microflora, which normalizes the digestive processes. The composition of breast milk gradually changes with the development of the child.

At artificial feeding the kid should spend on digestion of a mix more energy and enzymes. He has a tense system of removing toxins from the body. Therefore, there remains less force for physical and mental development.

The child eats breast milk exactly as much as he needs."Artificial" is often overfed, because the mixture is prepared, based on the average dietary norms for children. Overdosing leads to intestinal disorders and obesity.

Breast milk acts on the child as a mild sedative and hypnotic, so after feeding it is satisfied, sleeps well and long.

Breastfed babies correctly form the dento-jaw system, and this greatly depends, as it may seem, on the normal development of the musculoskeletal system. And in general,

, the child sucking breast develops better than the one who receives milk from a bottle, even if it is expressed by the mother. When breast feeding, children satisfy their instinct of sucking, and they rarely need pacifiers.

Important in natural feeding is the psychological factor. In the process of breastfeeding, a strong, close relationship is established, which is the basis of the relationship between the mother and the baby. It is important for the all-round development of the child.

Mother's milk is always ready for use at the first request of the baby. Another positive thing is the lack of the need to constantly wash and sterilize bottles and nipples, constantly warming up or cooling the milk, worrying about the freshness and quality of the mixture.