[Henan Science Popularization] "Dietary Guidelines" easy to read: In what circumstances need to consider other feeding methods?

Why is it a helpless choice for baby formula milk after breastfeeding?

Although infant formula milk powder has been processed by a certain formula design and process to ensure that the number and proportion of some nutrients are close to breast milk, they cannot simulate a set of perfect and unique nutrients and biological activity systems in breast milk, such as hypogonic sugar, iron protein, and Immunoglobulin, as well as many unknown active ingredients.

Baby breastfeeding babies can experience the taste of various foods in the diet with breast milk. It is very helpful for the baby's diet psychology and accepting various natural foods.

In addition, breastfeeding process and bottle feeding process gives babies' psychological and intelligent experience. Although infant formula milk powder can basically meet the nutritional needs of babies from 0 to June, they cannot be comparable to breast milk at all.

Under what circumstances may need doctor and other professionals to decide whether to breastfeed?

The following situations are likely not to be breastfeeding or conventional methods of breastfeeding. Proper feeding methods need to be used, such as formula milk feeding. For specific illness, breastfeeding contraindications and applicable feeding plans, please consult a physician or nutritionist.

1. Infant illness, including congenital and genetic metabolic diseases.

2. Mother's illness, such as infectious diseases, mental illness.

3. Mother's intake of drugs and chemicals for various reasons.

4. After the guidance of professionals and various efforts, milk secretion is still insufficient.

Will neonatal jaundice affect breastfeeding?

Newborn jaundice is bilirubin, mostly caused by unbound bilirubin accumulation in the body. There are many reasons, which are divided into physiological and pathological.

It is common to have jaundice in newborns. Breastfeeding can be breastfeed whether it is physiological jaundice or pathological jaundice. Insufficient breastfeeding is also an important reason for jaundice in newborns.

A small number of newborns will have breast milk jaundice, which is not completely clear for the reasons. It may be related to the combination of enzymes in breast milk to become unbound bilirubin, and the slow intestinal motility of the newborn.

Even breast milk jaundice is currently not advocated to stop breastfeeding, and it can be fed in small amounts. When the level of bilirubin exceeds 150 mg per liter, breastfeeding can be suspended. If it is significantly reduced, it is determined to be breast milk jaundice, and breastfeeding can still be breastfeed.

(Author: Book Xiaoyan Editor: Yang Hua)

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