Breastfeeding Info

Once you've given birth, breastfeeding is the single most important thing you can do to protect your baby and help to promote good health. Best of all, breastfeeding is free.

Along with saving you money on HMR (Human Milk Replacement), breastfeeding can also help you to keep your medical bills down. Babies that are fed with formula get sicker more often and more seriously than babies that are breast fed They also have more ear infections, respiratory infections, and other problems.

This can be even more true if your family has had a history of allergies. When a baby is breastfed, the antibodies pass on from the mother to the baby, helping to protect against illness and allergies. As the baby's system matures, his body will begin to make it's own antibodies, and he'll be more equipped to handle sensitivities of food.

Sucking on the breast will also help with the development or jaw alignment and the development of the cheekbone. For this very reason, there is less of the need for costly orthodontic work when the child gets older.

Useful Information for Breastfeeding:  

	Reasons To Breastfeed
	Getting Started With Breastfeeding
	Avoiding Foods While Breastfeeding
	Breast Compression
	Breastfeeding And Jaundice
	Breastfeeding And Positioning
	Breastfeeding Complications
	Breastfeeding In Public
	Breastfeeding Toddlers
	Engorged Breasts
	How Breast Milk Is Made
	How To Choose A Breast Pump
	How To Use A Breast Pump
	Low Supply Of Breast Milk
	Other Foods While Breastfeeding
	Poor Milk Supply
	The First Six Weeks
	Your Nursing Area
	Refusal To Breastfeed
	Weaning From Breastfeeding
	Starting Solid Foods
	Returning To Work

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