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Breastfeeding Guidelines from Start to Weaning
The article focuses on important guidelines to encourage proper breastfeeding from birth until weaning, emphasizing that most problems faced by mothers are not due to insufficient milk but rather incorrect practices in the early days after birth. Consultant Sherine Zahran highlighted the importance of learning the correct breastfeeding techniques, especially the baby's position and latch, to avoid pain and to stimulate adequate milk production. She also warned against early reliance on formula milk, which can reduce natural milk production and lead to the baby rejecting breastfeeding, asserting that colostrum is sufficient for the baby during the initial days. It is recommended not to introduce any non-milk substances during the first few months, and to begin complementary feeding after six months, focusing on the child's needs for vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin D and iron. The introduction of salt, sugar, honey, or cow's milk should be avoided before the child’s first year. Additionally, she stressed the importance of consulting specialists to ensure proper breastfeeding practices, keeping in mind that each case is unique.
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