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Friday, March 17, 2017

Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is recommended rather than giving infants formula. When a mother is breastfeeding they are creating this special bond between the infant and the motherhood. The mother is providing healthy bacteria when breastfeeding. Research has found that breastfeeding can reduce the risk of infants illnesses of becoming sick. (a runny nose, nausea, coughing)  

Some of the benefits of breastfeeding:
  • Infant will have a balanced nutrition, special bond with mother
  • Infant will experience fewer illnesses, natural vitamins sourced from mother milk
  • Breastfeeding is the most efficient vaccine
Breast milk is natural and perfect for babies When developing. Something to think about, breast milk contains a perfect mixture of fat and protein in carbohydrate during serving. Protecting the immunity system of diseases that may occur.

Other countries Viewpoint of breastfeeding

Australia: The Association's booklet Breastfeeding: and sleep takes a methodical approach, giving a checklist of possible causes of wakefulness at different ages, as well as some practical suggestion to help a baby sleep. (Australian Breastfeeding Association, 2016).

Dubai: Breastfeeding is normal here. Breastfeeding is celebrated. Breastfeeding is just a matter of fact way of life.(2015, August)

Thailand: Thai mothers in the upcountry sides breastfeed in the open but they are discreet by covering their breast with a towel or cloth so as not to offend the public. Just like in the west, mothers may breastfeed as much as their baby wants provided it is done somewhat discreet.

Reference
Australian Breastfeeding Association Reviewed (2016, July). Retrieved

Laura. (2015, August 2).World Breastfeeding Week Public Breastfeeding in Dubai. Retrieved
http://www.lifewithbabykicks.com/2015/08/world-breastfeeding-week-public-breastfeeding-in-dubai.html

Robinson, D. (2012, June 5) Public breastfeeding in Thailand. Retrieved http://www.thailand-family-law-center.com/public-breastfeeding-in-thailand-is-it-allowed/


2 comments:

Kaleena Wiseman said...

Hi, It is interesting that Thailand has similar views as in the West. I breastfeed and agree that it is best but I got to where I couldn't produce enough and Nathaniel had to start formula at five months. I felt like a terrible mother, but I have come to see that a fed baby is best.

mohan rice said...

Kaleena,

You should never feel bad about breastfeeding, starting the formula was the next best option for Nathaniel. I'm thankful that you're around to give him love and support as a mother. That's what matters the most.