Invaluable benefits of breastfeeding

Thursday, April 1, 2010

The benefits of breastfeeding should be reminded at every opportunity to promote breastfeeding. They are invaluable for the baby, but also for the mother.

- Breastfeeding is beneficial for brain development.

- Beyond 3 months, exclusive breastfeeding reduces the frequency and severity of infections, digestive, respiratory and ENT.

- Extended beyond 6 months, it reduces the risk of allergic infants at risk.

- Breastfeeding contributes to the prevention of obesity in childhood and adolescence.

- Lowers blood pressure and cholesterol levels in adulthood.

- A breastfeeding mother loses weight faster after childbirth.

- The risk of breast and ovarian cancer before menopause is decreased, while later, the increased risk of osteoporosis is canceled.

In conclusion, breastfeeding should be exclusive, as long as possible: 3 to 4 months is good, and 6 months is even better!

Rest breastfeeding is not always obvious, for both baby and mother.

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