Is My Child Stunted By ‘bad’ Breastmilk?

I have young children who are 5 months old, but they are very slow growing. My husband's family thinks that the stunting is caused by 'bad' breast milk. What is the cause of ‘bad’ milk? - Bui Linh Hue (Thanh Hoa)
Breast milk is a nutritious food that is perfectly suitable for babies and the temperature of the milk is suitable for their digestion. Babies who are breastfed often have less diarrhea because breastmilk is good and there is no infection (there is antibody in breast milk). Breast milk will provide your baby with the necessary and invaluable antibodies that help your baby fight off bacterial infections so you do not be discouraged

. In other words, no breastmilk is bad, even if you have a varied, varied diet. The problem is that breast milk is not always the same, at the beginning of the feed, the baby is fed with plenty of water and has a thirsty effect.
When your baby reaches the end of a feed, is rich in energy and protein to keep him full Therefore, it is important to feed your baby at least one breast every 10 to 15 minutes at a time so that your baby can suck on both the first and last milk, and if he takes fewer hours than he will be very hungry.



In case the mother has a lot of milk, it is only necessary to breastfeed on one side so that the baby can drink both the first and last milk. According to the letter, your child shows rickets malnutrition.
Children with rickets due to many factors such as lack of vitamin D, vitamin D is synthesized by sunbathing in the early morning (1-2 weeks after giving birth, mothers have to go out to the sun every day for 15-30 minutes); or due to excessive diet of mothers who refuse to eat fat such as oil and fat, milk is low in vitamin D. In addition, children with chronic diarrhea, who eat supplements too early are also susceptible to malnutrition. Be confident in your milk source.
BS. Kim (According to Health & Life)

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