The Benefits of Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is beginning to become a public health problem, as breastfeeding is beginning to be a problem, as surgeons recognize that "mothers are one of the most effective precautions that can be taken to protect their own health." It is not an option. A large number of evidence suggests that the risk of breastfeeding infants, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), celiac disease, pediatric inflammatory bowel disease, necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), asthma, eczema, obesity, type 1 diabetes and leukemia The cognitive development of 2,3 formula and breastfeeding children is almost undecided, but in 2007 I discovered that breastfeeding children score points.

Breastfeeding mothers benefit from reduced risk of breast and ovarian cancer, type 2 diabetes, and postpartum depression during breastfeeding (Bartick et al., 2009). Emotionally, the mother benefits from breastfeeding by forming a stronger connection with the baby. According to a study, it is reported that the greatest advantage of mothers breastfeeding is "to help integrate with infants" (Bai et al., 2009). The Ministry of Health and Human Services judged that early discontinuation of breastfeeding is a problem. The goal of healthy people in 2010 and healthy people in 2020 is to increase the proportion of breastfeeding in 6 months and 1 year (US Department of Health and Human Services, 2010). As breastfeeding takes a long time, education and support for breastfeeding are required for the first two weeks (Bartick et al., 2009).

Breastfeeding children are both private and social issues. As part of the broader obligation to defend public health, American surgeons cite many of the benefits of breastfeeding as part of "encouraging behavior" aimed at increasing the practice of new mothers. However, Courtney Jung's article shows a cautious view on these advantages. She explains the American enthusiasm for breastfeeding, which is harmful to her mother's health and may have limited benefit to her child. Jung also mentioned economic incentives to encourage breastfeeding. She did not hinder it, but urged the reader to try childcare practices from a critical point of view.