1. BREASTFEEDING (FIRST YEAR OF LIFE)
GUIDE FOR A SUCCESFUL BREASTFEEDING:
 EXPLAIN ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES O F
BREASTFEEDING (VS BOTTLEFEEDING)
 CHECK PERSONAL AND FAMILY HISTORY, PHYSICAL AND
EMOTIONAL SATUS OF THE MOTHER (HUSBAND-ECONOMY-
STRESS-WORK-EDUCATION)
 EXPLAIN HOW TO TAKE CARE OF BREASTS AND
BREASTFEEDING POSITIONS / LYING-SITTING. (PREVENT
MASTITIS)
 EXPLAIN MANUAL EXTRACTION (3-4 MONTH-WORK AGAIN).
 CHECK USES OF DRUGS, ALCOHOL, MEDICATION (CANCER-
HEPATITIS-HBP-DBT-AIDS).
TAKING CARE OF BREASTS:
 GOOD POSITION TO BREASTFEED - VARIATION.
 BABY MOUTH WIDE OPEN COVERING THE NIPPLES.
 SHORT AND SUCCESSIVE SUCKING.
 DO NOT WASH BREASTS WITH ALCOHOL, SOAP. DO NOT
BRUSH, ADD OIL OR CALOSTRUM. Air and sun.
CALOSTRUM: FIRST 3-4 DAYS AFTER BIRTH. MILK THAT IS RICH
IN PROTEINS, LESS CONCENTRATION OF LIPIDS AND LACTOSE.
FACTORS RELATED WITH EARLY TERMINATION:
 MILK DRIED UP.
 ANXIETY/STRESS.
 LACK OF MOTIVATION.
 TIREDNESS (PHYSICAL/MENTAL).
 WORK OUTSIDE HOME.
DO NOT INTRODUCE COW`S MILK BEFORE 6 MONTHS OLD:
 LACK OF IRON AND VIT C. Ca and proteins less available.
 HEMORRHAGES DUE TO GREAT BLOOD LOSS.
 DEHYDRATION DUE TO DIAHORREA.
 PROTEINS ARE BIGGER MOLECULES (ALLERGIES, RESPIRATORY
PROBLEMS, DBT).

2. BREASTMILK:
 TAURINA
 POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS (EYES, BRAIN, NERVES).
 INMUNOGLOBULIN A PASSES FROM MOTHER TO BABY.
 LIPASE FROM BREASTMILK AIDS FAT DIGESTION AND
ABSORPTION.
 VIT C.
 SAFE AND ECONOMIC.
STORING BREASTMILK:
 ROOM TEMPERATURE- 8 HRS.
 REFRIDGE-2 DAYS.
 FREEZER-15 DAYS.
 LABEL-HYGIENE-NO MICROWAVE TO DEFROST-ONCE IT IS
DEFROSTED USE IT WITHIN 24 HOURS.