Mom and breastfeeding

Introduction:
Breastfeeding is one of the most important and beautiful connections between a mother and her baby. The mother’s ability to provide food and care for her child through breastfeeding reflects unparalleled love and care. In this article, we will review the importance of breastfeeding and its benefits to mother and child.

1. Optimal nutrition:
   Breastfeeding an infant provides optimal nutrition in the early months of his life. Mother’s milk contains all the nutrients necessary for the development and development of the child, including proteins, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. Mother’s milk automatically adapts to the needs of the child and its composition changes to meet its changing dietary needs.
2. Emotional Communication:
   Breastfeeding is a valuable opportunity to promote emotional communication between mother and child. While breastfeeding, the child feels safe, comfortable and tenderness emanating from cuddling, touching and embracing the mother. Breastfeeding provides the child with an opportunity to communicate physically and emotionally with the mother, enhancing the emotional bond between them.
3. Disease Protection:
   Breast milk contains antibodies and immune substances that help protect the child from disease and infection. Natural milk contains antibodies that help strengthen the child’s immune system and protect them from intestinal, respiratory and skin infection. These natural antibodies strengthen the child’s immunity and protect against co-morbidities in early childhood.
4. Comfort and Savings:
   Breastfeeding provides comfort and ease for the mother in feeding the child. There is no need for preparation and cleaning related to the manufacture and heating of formula, but it is enough for the mother to give the nipple to the infant and allow him to breastfeed as desired. In addition, breastfeeding provides direct communication between mother and child, and helps develop a strong relationship and trust between them.
5. Maternal health benefits:
   Breastfeeding provides health benefits for the mother as well. Breastfeeding contributes to reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, breast cancer and uterine cancer. In addition, the lactation process helps the mother’s post-natal uterine contraction faster, contributing to rapid recovery.

Conclusion:
Breastfeeding is a fundamental pillar of mother’s and child’s health. Provide optimal nutrition, disease protection, emotional communication, comfort and saving. Mothers should receive the necessary support and guidance to start and continue breastfeeding. It is also important that society secure a supportive and encouraging environment for mothers to practice breastfeeding.

The promotion of breastfeeding is highly beneficial for mother and child and contributes to building a strong child’s health foundation in early childhood and beyond.