World Breastfeeding Day News in Marathi: Every year, August 7 to 8 is celebrated as World Breastfeeding Week. The purpose of this is to awaken mothers about the importance of breastfeeding. In the same way, breastfeeding is the first and most important support of the baby’s health and development. Breastfeeding contributes very much to the other in many other ways, along with nutrition. As the age grows, the baby’s brain and the nervous system continue to gain different benefits from breastfeeding, which is why this is the most perfect nutrition for infants, said Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Navi Mumbai, and consultant Dr. Renuka Borisa.
Also, the journey of transformation begins from the moment the baby is born, which continues throughout his life. During the first year of age, the baby’s brain grows doubled, adding new neural connections. It has a huge speed of 1 million connections per second. In this case, it is important to get maximum nutrition and the key to breastfeeding is breastfeeding.
Mother’s milk receives short and medium chain triglycerides, not only contain polyunsaturated long chain fatty acids, colon and torrents; It all strengthens the baby and most importantly, help in the recovery of the brain. One of the major building blocks of the brain and retina is the Dokoshexenoic acid (DHA). It has a significant impact on mental functions, memory and vision, such as learning, remembering, thinking, solving problems and making decisions. Breastfeeding babies have been smart, strong and developing from an early age, and these benefits grow more and more at their age. Mother’s milk is the best protection that helps to develop a brain, spinal cord and nerves, because it is not only balanced, but also contains lipids, proteins and carbohydrates.
One of the unique features of the mother’s milk is that it is a ‘living’ food. The mother’s milk adapted to the changing needs of the baby. It provides specific antibodies with enzymes to help the baby’s immune system. This reduces the chances of infection with the baby meningitis or respiratory infection, which can disrupt the development of neurological, brain. In addition, the physical activity of breastfeeding, close contact with the mother’s skin, the warmth of the mother, and the loving eye, all the factors play a very important role in the development of the brain.
Another benefit of breastfeeding is the risk of disorders that obstruct development. Evidence has proven that breastfeeding babies are less likely to face autism spectrum disorders, ADHDs and other behavioral challenges. In addition, for prematurely born babies, for those who are at higher risk of neurodevalplantal deficiencies, the mother’s milk protection is a cover for the nervous system.
Breastfeeding also helps to provide emotional relief and increase safety. This is an important aspect of baby nutrition. The loving experience of breastfeeding helps to dissolve oxytocin, this hormone strengthens the tide between the mother and the baby, supporting the mental health of both the mother. In short, the mother’s milk is nectar for the baby, this wonderful creation of nature nourishes the baby’s body as a dynamic, protective and intelligent food.
