Let's talk about breast feeding.

Why does the baby not get mother's milk?  Why should the baby be fed milk?

 Within 72 hours after the baby is delivered, the milk does not come from the mother's breast, the small amount that comes is colostrum.

 This is an antibody, which is necessary for the health of the child. This must be fed. Usually, even if the child does not eat anything for 72 hours, the child will not have anything. But if he is fed lactogen or cow's milk in the beginning, then he will not want to take breast milk.

 Because breastfeeding becomes very difficult for the baby, the baby sweats regularly. But if he is fed with marketed milk from the feeder, then he will not want to breastfeed anymore. Because feeding from the feeder is quite easy for the baby.

 As a result, the mother's prolactin hormone secretion will decrease, because the baby is not taking milk. This hormone stimulates the production of milk.

 As a result, the mother's breast milk slowly comes when.

 It should be noted that it is a completely wrong idea that milk is not produced under the effect of antibiotics. It happens because of our own mistakes. So everyone should be very aware of this.