Breastfeeding is a natural act that is favorable to a mother and her baby. Babies who are breastfed have a higher chance of not developing childhood leukemia, and their mothers are less likely to end up with breast cancer. Do you know some other benefits of breastfeeding? Colostrum At the onset of breastfeeding, the milk is rich in colostrum. This substance is formed while a woman is pregnant and is available right after she gives birth. Then colostrum turns to “mature milk.” This milk is not as heavy as colostrum; however, it is sufficient for the baby. Colostrum is filled with nutrients and antibodies that are there to keep your baby healthy. One article on Womenshealth.gov says, “Although...
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