0 Baby Formula Feeding

Your baby formula milk after birth Breastfeeding certainly has more health benefits for you and your baby, and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusively for at least the first six months of life your baby. It is recommended that it continue until one year after the introduction of solid foods around six months. But what should I do to my baby formula feeding? Does that make me a bad mother? You never have the feeling that they are flexible in how they choose or formula feed, have for some reason. The old adage, "Do not judge someone if you walked a mile in their shoes," clearly applies.

The formula has come a long way, and precisely mimic breast milk as still in the past. Infant formulas provide complete nutrition for your baby, and when you cuddle your baby while feeding each a wonderful bonding experience for you and your baby still. So if a child breastfeeding enough why even consider? Here is a list of reasons why breastfeeding is still the preferred formula: A. Breast milk contains antibodies life (immunoglobulin) * This is the main ingredient missing in infant formula. When the mother is exposed to the bacteria, the body produces antibodies to defend against possible infection-causing organisms. These antibodies are then passed to the baby in her breast milk, which provides protection against possible diseases and disorders. Second Breastfeeding is free, while the formula is very expensive * Can be very expensive due to the formula, some parents know that their babies to give milk or regular milk alternative other much younger age than recommended. While this is enough for a calf, do not contain the necessary vitamins and minerals for healthy development and growth of the baby market. It can also cause allergic reactions, and cause many other health problems. * On the other hand, the milk made specifically for human infants, and it is always free and in the press. Third ASI is an "intelligent" * Composition of breast milk changes during growth and development of children. * Colostrum, for example, is the first milk your breasts during pregnancy and after the first few days after your baby is born.

It is very rich in proteins and antibodies that the immune system is immature baby gives you a "boost" protection. It also acts as a natural laxative for the movement of the first babys stools. * Colostrum milk replaced by temporary about three to four days after birth, and last for several weeks. * ASI last year. It consists of a type of milk, which has two different configurations: a) for milk - baby drinks milk, the first thin aqueous breastfeeding sessions. It helps to moisturize the baby, and contains less fat and lactose. Lactose is important for energy production in infants. b) hindmilk - the baby fat content gets higher as the session continued breastfeeding. This is what is important for the babys growth. In short, the mothers milk is still the recommended nutrition for infants. Some reasons why you may be interested in breastfeeding for the formula is provided. Although not discussed above, there are many other reasons why breastfeeding is beneficial, including breast milk is easier to digest, and breastfeeding also protects against certain cancers. No matter what decision you - know that it must be good for you and your situation - breast or formula. Only you can make that decision.