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Breast milk is produced naturally by human females and offer the best nutrients to your infant. Breast milk has carbohydrates, proteins, and minerals essential for the child's physical and psychological growth. Research shows that eating a lot of corns can curb the issue of low supply of breast milk. Mothers are advised to feed their infants on breast milk solely for six months in order to strengthen the immune system of the child. The breast milk has antibodies that are beneficial to your child in fighting bacteria and viruses. This section will discuss breast milk at large and its importance to the infants.

April 25, 2018

Maternity

7 Natural Remedies for Mastitis

Mastitis, or inflammation of the breast tissue, is one of many possible complications after delivery for which mothers may not be prepared. Parenting from the inside out can help mothers cope with postpartum conditions. Sometimes breastfeeding leads to a blocked milk duct. When the milk from the blocked duct finds its

breast feeding with inverted or flat nipples

Breastfeeding·Maternity

How to Breastfeed Your Newborn Even When You Have Flat or Inverted Nipples

Breastfeeding is not just a means of providing nutrition for a newborn, but it also helps develop an emotional bond between mother and child as part of responsive parenting. Unfortunately, certain physical

Should I Take Omega-3 Supplements While Breastfeeding?

Every nursing mother is concerned about what sort of foods she can

The Pros and Cons of Baby-Led Weaning versus Parent-Led Weaning: Responsive Parenting

Based on their respective lifestyles, personal choices, and responsive parenting strategies, some

Is Prebiotic Supplementation Good for My Child? Early Supplementation of Prebiotic Oligosaccharides Protects Formula-Fed Infants against Infections during the First 6 Months of Life

August 2, 2018

Research Findings

Breastfed babies develop an intestinal microbiota dominated by lactobacilli and bifidobacteria that are less pathogenic than the intestinal flora of formula-fed infants. This balanced intestinal flora is fundamental for the proper development

Docosahexaenoic acid supplementation for mothers and baby

Are DHA Supplements Beneficial For Mothers? Maternal Fish Oil Supplementation in Lactation: Effect on Developmental Outcome in Breast-fed Infants

July 14, 2018

Maternity·Research Findings

Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), a long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acid (LCPUFA), accumulates in the brain during the first two years of life and plays an important role in cognitive development. The cell membranes of