It is widely recognized that breastfeeding is the best way to feed your newborn baby in the first weeks / her life. That does not come naturally to every new mother but with a lot of support and encouragement from the nurses and families, can be achieved with great benefits for babies and mothers together.
1. Infection
If breast-fed babies over 3 months, she is less likely to suffer from diarrhea, chest infections and stomach problems, such as gastroenteritis. And if breastfed for more than four months, have fewer opportunities to get ear infections.
2. Allergy
If breast-fed babies and even for a short length of time, he has 20% less chance for allergic attacks until the age of about seven years, taking into account other issues, like parents who smoke, overpopulation and poverty. Gluten allergies are also more likely to occur in the future.
3. Public Health
If babies fed breast milk until age 1 year there is a lower chance of diabetes later in life and have found that, in relation to premature babies, who were given breast milk through a tube, has a higher IQ compared to their counterparts fed with formula milk. Gut infections are also more likely to occur in babies fed breast milk.
4. Benefits to Mother
Benefits of breastfeeding for many mothers. He knows he is to deliver the best start for a new baby, in terms of nutrition, and this, in itself, gave him a sense of joy. From the standpoint of weight control, breast-feeding can use up to 500 calories per day which will help the mother to get back into pre-baby weight.
And from a practical standpoint, there is no equipment (except possibly a breast pump) is required and no need for sterilization, this is great when doing night feeds. This means that mothers and babies can sit down and go back to sleep faster. All in all the milk without a doubt the best start to give your new baby and will stand up to him throughout life.
Walking: Walking is wonderful exercise you can do almost everywhere. Make sure you have comfortable shoes and you stand up straight using your abdominal muscles to keep your spine straight. Start with 5-10 minutes warming up and then stretch and continue your walk. Do not forget to stretch afterwards to reduce the pain. Walk for at least half an hour a day, three to five days a week.