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Breastfeeding Basics: Know Your Milk!

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Do not be discouraged if your milk does not “come out” right away. Let your body adjust to your newborn. It is recommended to keep the baby latched onto your breast on demand. Not only is it their source of nourishment, it is also a source of comfort and security to your newborn baby.

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29 thoughts on “Breastfeeding Basics: Know Your Milk!”

  1. Very informative indeed. I have just forwarded this to my friend who has a month old baby. Although breastfeeding is always best for babies but my friend has not been really so lucky. Thought this post would help her a lot. Thanks for posting.

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  2. I’m a doctor and all our books stress the importance of breast milk and especially the colostrum has so many antibodies that its considered very very important. good informative post!

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  3. The breast milk is rich in nutrients and have antibodies that are very important for the baby. It’s importance cannot brle ignored!!! First time mothers must read it once !!!

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  4. Many Moms are lessed with lots of milk supply, and many are don’t. Eating lot of moringa leaves adds nutrients to produce breastmilk.

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  5. this is a good piece of information to all new mothers. When i had my first son i wasn’t aware of colustrum and i squeezed it out before i fed him thinking it may be old milk

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  6. Didn’t know all these things, but very useful! Not everyone is lucky to breastfeed even if they’re physically capable. There are many reasons behind that but I think it’s good to know the basics which you provide in these good tips!

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