The rotavirus is highly infectious, and the younger the person is, the more serious the symptoms of infection tend to be, but there is no specific medicine. So, novice parents should pay special attention to it in order to effectively prevent the threat of disease. Currently, according to a new study, there is a significant relationship between rotavirus prevention and breastfeeding, therefore, novice parents might as well start the breast feeding to make preparations to fight for the "battle" of prevention!
Many novice mothers make a mistake in feeding their child - lack of developing chewing ability of the child, which will lead to nausea and vomiturition as soon as the child eats, and even affect the growth and development of the child in many ways.
Inexperienced in feeding their infant, many novice mothers think they are hungry and feed them immediately, whenever they cry. However, this kind of feeding, regardless of time and intake, can easily put your infant in a dangerous situation of "overfeeding".
Whether breast-feeding needs to be stopped during treatment of “Breast milk jaundice” has been a difficult problem for many mothers. However, from the current clinical experience, continuing breast-feeding as much as possible is the principle of this type of jaundice.
Although the World Health Organization (WHO) encourages breastfeeding, the rate of breastfeeding among women with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is declining [1]. The primary cause, of course, is the concern of mothers with GDM about the quality of their milk.