Most medical authorities strongly recommend that babies be exclusively breast fed for their first six months of life. After that it is further recommended that children continue to be breast fed as other foods are introduced for the next six months. This recommendation should be considered a baseline minimum. If you are able to nurse your child more than that you are giving more of the best stuff on earth (apologizes to Sanple). Also don't forget that you are doing good things for yourself the longer you breast feed. Most notably, you are burning up 500 calories a day while you breast feed without the work of exercising. Not only does this help you regain your prepregnancy weight, it also fights off Diabetes. This along with the help breastfeeding gives a mother in preventing breast cancer are all added incentives to nurse your child to good health.
it actually depends on how much you breast feed your baby. if you breast feed on a regular basis your milk will produce up to 5 years tops. so basicly the more you breast feed the more milk you produce
You can start feeding a baby Gerber between 4 to 6 months. A baby's digestive system is mature enough to handle cereals.
breast feed from early age when bigger from me
No you can not breast feed your baby
Baby food... breast milk...
You feed it from the day it is born.
To store milk that the mother will feed her baby.
Yes, but it doesn't matter how big they are. If you ever have a baby, and choose to breast feed, you will need to breast feed it. Other than that, you don't really need them.
Yes, it will not affect your child at all. Unless you wanted to wait to get down to your before pregnancy weight. Then why not!
The best food for a newborn baby is breast milk or baby formula. It is recommended that you feed your baby every four hours, around the clock, for the first few months of their life.
There is a saying, (breast fed is the best fed). The longer you breast feed your baby the better it is because breast milk contains a lot more nutrition than any other. The simple act of doing this creates a closer bond between mother and baby.
If your breast feeding, you may not get it back till you stop breastfeeding. I breast fed 2 of my children for about 2 years and mine came back when they were about 8 months when I started to feed the baby solids and they took less breast milk. However, if you are not breastfeeding I believe it is about 6 weeks.