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    Brochure 10 Keys To Breastfeeding Juliana Torrado

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    The 10 keys to breastfeeding are: 1) breastfeed soon after birth, 2) offer the breast frequently day and night, 3) make sure the baby sucks correctly, 4) allow the baby to take the first breast completely before to offer the other, 5) the more the baby breastfeeds, the more milk the mother will produce, 6) avoid bottles and glucose serum, 7) avoid the pacifier during the first weeks, 8) the baby also breastfeeds for comfort

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    The 10 keys to breastfeeding are: 1) breastfeed soon after birth, 2) offer the breast frequently day and night, 3) make sure the baby sucks correctly, 4) allow the baby to take the first breast completely before to offer the other, 5) the more the baby breastfeeds, the more milk the mother will produce, 6) avoid bottles and glucose serum, 7) avoid the pacifier during the first weeks, 8) the baby also breastfeeds for comfort

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    THE 10 KEYS OF The ten keys to breastfeeding

    BREASTFEEDING maternal
    FAMILY
    WELL-BEING
    All women are capable of
    producing milk in the quantity and
    quality that the baby needs.
    Therefore, to promote 100%
    natural and exclusive
    breastfeeding during the first 6
    months of life, the 10 keys that Unicef has
    established to achieve successful breastfeeding.

    FIRST,
    Breastfeed early,
    the sooner the
    better. Most babies
    are
    willing to suckle
    during the first hour
    after birth, when the sucking instinct is very
    intense. Early breastfeeding facilitates correct
    placement on the breast.

    SECOND, Offer the breast


    Yeny Juliana Torrado often day and night. Get used
    to the idea that you will spend a
    Nutritional Support lot of time breastfeeding your
    baby during are first
    weeks. a newborn
    Rafael Ángel Montagut He usually
    breastfeeds between 8 and 12 times in 24 hours.
    Local Coordinator Don't look at the clock and breastfeed him every SEVENTH,
    pacifier,
    time he searches or cries, without waiting for
    "his turn." This will establish a good milk supply. for l
    weeks,
    Cortrinor breastfeed
    ing
    Cáchira NS
    2017
    THIRD, Make sure the baby sucks
    effectively and in the correct
    posture.

    FOURTH, Allow the baby to suck on the first


    breast as much as he wants, until he lets go.
    Then offer him the other one. Sometimes he will,
    some not. This way the baby will drink the milk
    that is produced at the end of the feeding, rich
    in fat and calories, and will feel satisfied.

    FIFTH, The more the baby breastfeeds, the


    more milk the mother produces. It is important
    to respect the natural balance and let the baby
    set the tone, suckling on demand. It is not
    necessary to feel your chest full; Milk is
    produced mainly during feeding thanks to the
    baby's sucking.

    SIXTH, Avoid the


    "helper" bottles and glucose serum. Formula
    and whey make the baby full and undermine his
    interest. by suck,
    so he baby
    sucks less and the
    mother produces less milk.

    , Avoid theless
    the first until it is well established. A newborn
    must learn well how to suck at the breast, and
    artificial teats such as a bottle or pacifier can
    make this learning difficult.
    Breastfeeding does not imprison. Breastfeeding
    EIGHTH, Remember that a connects, fills and releases.
    baby also breastfeeds for
    reasons other than hunger,
    such as a need for suction or
    LodTancia móesuna
    comfort. Offering the breast is
    the fastest way to calm
    9 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BREAST MILK

    to your NUTRITIONAL... ECOLOGICAL.


    baby.
    NINTH, Take care of
    yourself. you need to find
    Breast milk
    moments of
    provides all the
    rest and focus your attention nutrients
    Breastfeeding is better for our
    more on the baby than on other necessary for
    growth. environment because less garbage
    yours. tasks. Request help from and plastic waste is produced.

    TENTH, Seek support. Your


    local La Leche League group has AFFECTIVE... ECONOMIC...
    the information and support
    Strengthens The entire family
    every breastfeeding mother the mother- saved when the child
    needs. child bond. was breastfed.

    Breastfeeding is an act of love from mother to MEDICINAL... INTELLECTUALS... Babies who are Breastfeeding increases
    child, which has existed since the beginning of breastfed are 25% less the production of
    likely to suffer from oxytocin. a hormone that
    all time. Therefore, today we want to show allergies such as relaxes both mother and
    dermatitis, rhinitis or baby, helping to avoid
    you some very nice phrases that talk about food allergies. stress and depression.

    breastfeeding. In general, babies who


    are breastfed will do
    better in school.

    n
    Breastfeeding, the most precious bond I have
    FOR MOTHERS.
    been able to establish with my children.
    My chest is the umbilical cord that was never
    Breastfeeding reduces The WHO recommends
    cut. moma after childbirth yo that the baby's chances of starting to breastfeed the
    reduces the risk of hemorrhage and developing type 2 baby within the first hour
    A unique and special point of union after a postpartum depression. diabetes as an adult by Breastfeeding reduces of birth.
    50%. the risk of developing
    separation as abrupt as childbirth. breast cancer by up to
    60%
    Breastfeeding is the source of life.
    If there were a vaccine with the benefits of
    It also recommends feeding the baby exclusively with milk.
    maternal up to 6 months, from then on you will be able to eat
    breastfeeding, parents would pay anything to porridge that complements breastfeeding up to 2 years of age

    buy it. (Carlos Gonzáles, pediatrician)

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