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Breast milk is highly recommended to be given to babies, especially during the first 6 months of life. This is because breast milk has a lot of benefits, starting from giving nutrition to the baby, increasing the baby's immunity, to the benefits for the development of his brain. In fact, some say that Breast Milk makes children smart. Is that right?

Breast milk is the most perfect baby food for the first six months

Breast milk is the most perfect baby food. Nothing compares to the benefits of breast milk in infants, even formula milk that has been specifically designed to replace breast milk alone cannot match breast milk.

Newborns have imperfect digestion and immature immunity. Well, breastfeeding in newborns can help babies overcome this. This is because breast milk is easily digested by babies, and contains nutrients and antibodies needed by newborns.

Therefore, the world health institution and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia recommend that children be given breast milk alone (exclusive breastfeeding) for the first six months of their lives. At this time, Breast Milk is needed by children and breast milk alone is sufficient to support growth and development. After six months, breastfeeding is still recommended until the child is two years old, but is accompanied by other feeding.

Is it true that Breast Milk makes children smart?

Many studies have linked the benefits of breast milk to brain development and intelligence of children. One of them is research conducted by Dr. Bernardo Lessa Horta from the Federal University of Pelotas in Brazil.

Research conducted by following the development of participants up to the age of 30 years proves that babies who are breastfed for at least the first year of life will grow smarter as adults and can have more income, reported Today.

This is also reinforced by other studies conducted by Dr. Betty Vohr, professor from Brown University. The study also said that babies who were given more breast milk showed a higher IQ.

Research by Dr. Michael Kramer, professor from McGill University also mentioned the same thing. The study also found that the longer the baby was breastfed, the greater the potential of the baby to have a higher IQ. Other studies also show that ASI babies grow smarter than babies who are bottle-fed.

According to Horta, this could happen probably because of the presence of long chain unsaturated fatty acids or docosahexanoic acid (DHA) contained in breast milk. This fatty acid is very important for brain development. In addition to DHA, breast milk also contains ARA, protein, taurine, and several enzymes that are important for the development of nerve tissue. This is what might underlie why breast milk influences the intelligence of children.

Not only the content of Breast Milk, when breastfeeding is actually an attempt to build a closer bond between mother and child. It also has a beneficial effect on the child's brain development.

Other factors may affect children's intelligence

Of the several studies mentioned above, Breast Milk is proven to make smart children. However, of course there are many other factors that influence children's intelligence, among others, such as the closeness between parents and children, stimuli received by children to support their brain development, family background, and so forth.
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After giving birth, the next task is to breastfeed the baby. However, sometimes problems arise while breastfeeding. Some mothers complain that the milk does not come out so they cannot breastfeed the baby a few days after birth. This is a normal thing. Mother's milk usually only comes out two to three days after giving birth to some mothers.

However, the problem is if the mother's milk does not come out until the fourth day or the mother's milk comes out but very little so it is unable to meet the needs of the baby, and finally the ASI also does not come out. Smooth milk is also influenced by baby suction. The more often the baby sucks the mother's breast to get milk, the more smooth the milk that comes out. However, if the milk comes out a little from the beginning so that eventually the mother rarely gives her milk to the baby, over time the milk production stops and the milk does not come out.

Why doesn't Breast Milk come out even after giving birth?

Breast milk may not come out due to several factors, such as birth factors, factors during breastfeeding, maternal factors, and others. The following are causes of breast milk not coming out.

Birth factor

The birth factor can be the reason why breast milk doesn't come out. This birth factor, such as:

• Mothers are stressed or have traumatic childbirth because the labor process is very long or done by caesarean section which affects stress hormones which have an impact on delayed breastfeeding.
• The use of large amounts of intravenous fluids or intravenous fluids during labor can cause breast swelling and the availability of breast milk to be delayed until the breast returns to normal.
• Lots of blood loss, which is more than 500 ml. It usually occurs because the mother experiences bleeding after giving birth. This can interfere with the work of the pituitary gland in the brain that controls lactation.
• Any retained placenta that affects the function of the placenta can delay the milk coming out.
• Painkillers given during labor can also delay breastfeeding.

Maternal health factor

Mothers who experience health problems can affect hormones associated with breast milk production. Some conditions that can affect hormones and milk production are:

• Diabetes during pregnancy or gestational diabetes. Diabetes is divided into two types, namely diabetes caused by the body that is not producing enough insulin (type 1 diabetes mellitus) or the body cannot use insulin properly (type 2 diabetes mellitus). Insulin also influences milk production and large fluctuations in insulin can have an impact on breast milk reserves. However, not all mothers with diabetes have this problem. controlling blood sugar levels and insulin levels can help keep milk production stable.
• Gestational ovarian theca lutein cysts. These cysts develop during pregnancy and cause testosterone levels to increase, which suppresses milk production after giving birth. Research shows that testosterone levels decrease after three to four weeks after the cyst is overcome and in the end the breastfeeding process can run normally.
• Overweight or obese. Mothers who are overweight before pregnancy are at risk of experiencing only a slight delay in the release of breast milk and breast milk. This is associated with low production of prolactin. If the cause of obesity is a metabolic disorder, such as polycystic ovary syndrome or hyperthyroidism, this is also a factor that affects breast milk reserves.
• Treatment done by the mother. Some drugs can cause little milk production, such as hormonal contraception. Hormonal contraception contains estrogen which can affect milk production.

Mother breast factor

Problems with the mother's breast can make the production of Breast Milk a little and the milk is late. Some maternal breast problems that affect breast milk production are:

• Premature birth. Premature birth may cause cessation of the growth of breast tissue that produces breast milk at the end of pregnancy, resulting in only a small amount of milk-producing tissue at birth. But this can be overcome by good management of breastfeeding so that the growth of breast tissue can continue after childbirth.
• Breasts are not fully developed. This can be caused by hypoplasia or insufficient mammary gland tissue.
• Surgery or injury to the breast, which makes the breast tissue lost or damaged or damaged nerves associated with milk removal.
• Unusual nipple shape, such as flat nipples or inside.

Management factors for breastfeeding

Separation of mother and baby after birth and poor start of breastfeeding can affect the release of breast milk. This is because the faster the mother's breast is emptied or the faster the nursing baby in the hours or the first day after birth is associated with higher breast milk reserves. If breastfeeding or pumping breast milk in the early days after birth is rarely done by the mother, breastmilk production will even stop. Keep in mind, the more often breast milk is released, the more smoothly the production of breast milk.

What should I do if the milk has not come out on the fourth day?

Delaying the expenditure of breast milk can result in the baby losing his weight and this can hamper the physical and mental development of the baby. Therefore, you should try to "fish" the milk out. You can by skin contact with the baby, massaging the breast or pumping the milk out by hand every hour. It's best to always monitor your baby's weight, if the baby's weight drops more than 7% of the birth weight because the baby is not enough milk, maybe milk supplementation is needed, either from breast milk donors or formula milk.
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During the breastfeeding period, various problems will arise that make the mother wonder. Starting from breast milk that is difficult to get out, nipple blisters, swollen breasts, even babies who are always fussy while breastfeeding. In addition, some breastfeeding mothers also complain of the next big breast during breastfeeding. How can it happen? See the following explanation.

Is it true that breastfeeding can make the next big breast?

When you are breastfeeding your child, the nerve cells in the breast will send signals to the brain to release the hormone prolactin and oxytocin. Prolactin plays a role in increasing breastmilk production, while oxytocin is responsible for delivering breast milk from the mother's breast to the baby while strengthening the closeness between mother and baby.

That is why, the more often you feed your baby, the hormone prolactin and the hormone oxytocin produced in the body will also increase. There are times when breastfeeding, babies tend to suckle on one side of the breast only. Actually this is legitimate and not dangerous. However, the effect on the mother is one of the large breasts next to her while breastfeeding.

Quoted from the Very Well Family page, breast tend to be bigger next to breastfeeding is normal and harmless. This condition is caused by the pattern of breastfeeding the child who may tend to prefer one side of the breast, not both. The reason is, when you breastfeed your baby, the milk supply tissues in the breast will work harder. The more often the mother is breastfeeding the little one, the more the cells of the breast tissue will also grow bigger.

Therefore, when mothers only breastfeed in one part of their breasts, then the size of this breast will grow bigger and look not the same as the size of the other breasts that are rarely used for breastfeeding.

In addition, when your child is more interested in one of the mother's breasts, the production of breast milk in other breasts that are rarely used for breastfeeding will be slower. This condition results in other smaller breasts.

Tips for smooth breastfeeding when the breasts become big next to them

There are several steps that you can apply if you have to breastfeed your child in the condition of a large breast next to it. Following are the steps.

1. Breastfeeding with the smaller side of the breast

Begin to give the baby a side of the breast that is smaller in size more often. Although perhaps the production of breastmilk produced is not as much as a larger breast, in a few days this breast will release more milk because of the stimulation from baby suction.

2. Pump breast milk in smaller breasts

After you finish breastfeeding, you can try to pump a smaller size breast. The goal is to stimulate the breast to produce milk so that it can help equalize its size with other breasts.

3. Feeding in a balanced manner, on the right and left side

If your two breasts have returned to almost the same size, you should re-give your baby ASI alternately from the two breasts equally.

Should breastfeeding from two sides of the breast?

Breastfeeding on both sides of the breast can help stimulate milk production in a balanced way, while preventing the occurrence of several common problems during breastfeeding such as swelling in the breast, blocked ducts, and mastitis.

When your child starts to grow up, you can begin to have a way of breastfeeding as what is most appropriate to apply to your baby. If breastfeeding several times can only suckle on one side of the breast, you should pump the breast milk on the other side and give it the next time.

In essence, of course there are benefits behind alternating breastfeeding on both sides of the breast. In addition to helping to produce healthy milk, balanced breastfeeding can also make your child rest more soundly, and maintain a balance in the size of both mother's breasts.
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Ensuring that babies get enough milk is important. Including when you and your baby are in a public place. If your little one looks hungry and starts to fuss, you can't help but want to give him milk to make him more calm. So you can breastfeed your baby easily in public places, what should be done and noticed by the mother?

Tips for breastfeeding babies in public places

Breast milk is the main food for young babies. When the stomach is hungry, babies who can't speak will surely tell you by crying. If you are outside the home, of course breastfeeding a baby is a challenge. Well, so you are not ashamed and complicated to breastfeed your child in a public place, see the following tips:

1. Choose a quieter place

Maybe you often see babies who tend to be fussy when in crowded places? Yes, this is a consideration of choosing the right to give breast milk to babies. Choosing a quieter place helps babies more easily overcome when crying.

For those of you who have never been or are not accustomed to giving ASI in public places, choosing a more quiet place certainly avoids you being the center of attention for many people who are pacing past you.

If you are in the park, choose a place that is safe from sun exposure, for example sitting in a chair under a tree. Then, if you are in a restaurant, choose the corner of the room that does not allow people to pass by. Ask first, whether you can breastfeed in that place or not.

Today, there are many malls and public places that provide special rooms (nursing rooms) that make it easier for you to breastfeed your baby.

2. Choose clothes that make it easy for you to give milk

If you plan to go out with your little one who still needs milk, choosing clothes is important. Don't just stick to the model. Don't make it difficult for you to breastfeed your little one.

You should use a bra or underwear that is not too tight, so it is easier to remove your breasts. In addition, choose clothes with buttons on the front and looser. Avoid buttonless overalls or tight buttons.

3. Breastfeeding exercises in front of a mirror

Do you need to practice breastfeeding in a small mirror? Yes, it is necessary. This is because breastfeeding in public places is certainly not as comfortable as breastfeeding at home. Breastfeeding exercises in front of a mirror give an idea of ​​how many parts of your body will be seen; can your chest or stomach if your clothes are not buttoned.

By mirroring, you know which parts you should cover to reduce the awkwardness and attention of others as long as you feed your child in a public place.

4. You may, how come, cover the visible body parts

If you are not comfortable breastfeeding in a public place, you can cover it with a cloth sling or scarf over your shoulder. For mothers who wear hijab, you can cover the open part with the veil you are using.

Maybe this makes the baby uncomfortable because he continues to writhe the heat. So, you should avoid cloth cover that is too thick. Don't forget, once in a while lift the cloth to give the baby relief in breathing.
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