More and more people are advocating breastfeeding. What are the benefits to pregnant mothers?

More and more people are advocating breastfeeding. What are the benefits to pregnant mothers? In fact, I think society is becoming more friendly to breastfeeding. I gave birth in a district in Shenzhen. At that time, the nurse told us that since the hospital promoted breastfeeding, we were not allowed to bring milk powder. I'd seen breastfeeding signs plastered all over hospitals before, but I didn't expect them to be so adamant. After the baby is born, the nurse trains us how to express milk. In fact, during the pregnancy test, there was also a training class, but I did not attend. At the beginning, there was very little milk, and the nurse encouraged me, saying that it was like this, and gradually it got better.

Therefore, breastfeeding can promote better recessive development and correct oral growth structure in offspring, and this effect can extend to the teeth exchange period of offspring. Thank you for inviting me. I once read that the more she breastfeeds, the healthier your baby's teeth will be! Because breastfeeding can fully develop children's facial muscles and bones, promote normal muscle tone and nasal breathing function. Breastfed children do not use sucking, which eliminates the risk factor for malocclusion.

Compared with bottle feeding, breastfed children must move their jaws and tongues, which lays the foundation for teeth cleaning. Research also shows that timely supplementary food after six months of breastfeeding is beneficial to the development of baby teeth. Some people may say that breast milk causes tooth decay. In fact, this situation is that the baby does not clean his mouth in time after breastfeeding, or the baby's teeth are decayed due to incorrect feeding methods. Of course, simple breastfeeding may not completely prevent cavities, but it can prevent most cavities.

During the lactation period, appropriate nutritional measures should be taken to prevent children from falling asleep on the nipple. After breastfeeding, the child drinks a small amount of boiled water to dilute the remaining milk in the mouth, tooth surfaces and between teeth. After breastfeeding or breastfeeding, mothers can actually prevent dental caries in deciduous teeth by placing gauze on their index finger and cleaning the tooth surface with water. In short, oral hygiene and breastfeeding are of great help in keeping the baby's deciduous teeth healthy and laying the foundation for the health of the permanent teeth in the future. The eldest son was born and admitted to the hospital due to lack of oxygen. This poor guy won't take breast milk or colostrum. Maybe that's why, as my youngest son, I never developed that close bond between mother and son.