There's no doubt about it, breastfeeding can be as challenging as it is worthwhile. So, it helps to remember that partners, family, friends and health professionals are all able to provide support when you need it. As you start your breastfeeding journey, what should you know?
We like to call breast milk 'liquid gold'. Because in your newborn's first six months, breast milk will provide all the water and nutrients they need, it is the perfect package. Yet breast milk is so much more than that. Babies who are breastfed suffer from less sickness and diarrhoea, and fewer ear and chest infections. The benefits also continue for mum, with women who breastfeed experiencing lower risks of breast cancer, some forms of ovarian cancer, and diabetes in later life. Breastfeeding for six months reduces the likelihood of infections for at least a year, but there's no limit on how long women can breastfeed.
Dr Abou-Dakn's advice "Partners will naturally worry about mum when she experiences difficulty with breastfeeding. In most cases, looking for solutions to support breastfeeding and offering encouragement are the best ways to help." Dr Michael Abou-Dakn, Chief Physician of Gynecology, St Joseph Hospital, Berlin, Germany
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