So, kelab2 yang aku join ni kekadang rajinlah hantar info2 yang berguna especially mengenai penjagaan anak2 ni. Bermula dari ash kecik. Guna susu dari MeadJohnson. So, aku join meadjohnson club. Diorang kasi ‘hadiah perkenalan” seperti di bawah.

FM : 2 sudah hilang, Ash buat main

Lepas tuh, aku tukar susu Ash kepada Dumex, DUGRO. Tak ada dah benda free or info mengenai meadjohnson lagi sampai dekat rumah aku (pasal aku tak aktif: nak aktif kena hanto bukti belian).

Bila Ash join Dumex, baby Arisha lahir. Baru2 ni je, dalam seminggu aku kasi Arisha minum Dumex, Dulac. Nampak macam serasi. Dia sekarang dah 4 bulan, tak cukup minum susu badan aku aje, jadi kerana kesiankan dia.. aku ikutlah kata2 orang tua aku belikan susu or something else buat makanan tambahan. Walaupun begitu, aku still teruskan penyusuan badan kepada Arisha. Ada faedah2 lebih tuh. Kalau ikutkan diorang suruh kasi Nestum. Nasib baik juga tak ada stok (masa tu dekat Chini 03, tak de choice sangat). Jadi aku kasi susu sahaja. Memanglah bagi diorang , tak ada apa2 nya kasi baby makan nestum seawal2nya.

“Ada sepupu kamu (nama dirahsiakan) kasi anak dia makan Nestum masa dalam pantang.. tak ada pe2 masalah pun.” kata diorang. hmm memang lah tak ada pe2 berlaku sekarang. Manalah kita tahu, bila diorang dah besar, macam2 penyakit (perut) yang anak2 kita hadapi… hanya disebabkan dari awal2 lagi kita dah bagi organ2 perut diorang bekerja keras padahal organ2 itu belum ready!! macam doktor pula, tapi tak pe.. asalkan apa yang aku lakukan ini adalah yang terbaik buat anak2ku. Mencegah lebih baik dari merawat…

Apabila dua2x dah minum Dumex, jadi aku pun nak join kelab DUMEX. Baru2 lagi ni. Dua minggu lepas kot, dan 2 hari lepas diorang kasi surat perkenalan.. “welcome pack”. Apa benda tuh?? ini dia..

tahu tak apa benda ni??

hmm kalau nak tahu.. tengok gambar ni pulak….

towel.. smart..

Mula2 itu ingat bantal, bila tarik kain dalam sebab nak basuh.. tup2 towel. anyway thanks mamil mama gold club!! Bukan itu saja, yang penting diorang kasi magazine diorang. Ada info2 yang berguna. At least leh tambah pengetahuan..

Why breast milk is good for baby

There are plenty of reasons why we at Anmum Club and doctors everywhere recommend breastfeeding as the best form of nutrition for your child. Here are just some of them.

• Children receive the most complete and optimal mix of nutrients & antibodies and the varying composition of breastmilk keeps pace with the infant’s individual growth and changing nutritional needs.
• Reduced risk of several childhood illnesses.
• Protection against allergies, asthma, eczema, and severity of allergic disease.
• Breastfed infants often develop higher IQ’s, and have improved brain and nervous system development.
• Less risk of childhood obesity.
• Economic benefits.
• Reduce risk of diarrhoea.
• Protection against infection.
• Increase immunity.
• Reduce risk of ear infection.
• Beneficial to mothers – breastfeeding helps the uterus return to its previous size.
• Provides psychosocial developmental benefits as breastfeeding allows mother and child to bond.

The style of feeding can have an effect on how you and your baby bond, too. If you are tense and hurried, he’ll be tense too. If you’re irritable, he may have difficulty taking the feed. Always try to remain calm and think positively while breastfeeding for a healthier feed.

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1. Fewer allergies
2. Long-term protection against diabetes and Crohn’s disease
3. Enhance brain growth and eye development
4. Boosted protection against colds and ear infections. In addition, mothers that choose to breastfeed reap the benefits of:

• Stronger bones
• Reduced risk of ovarian cancer and premenopausal breast cancer
• Increased ability to lose weight, as breastfeeding burns 200 to 500 calories a day

• Consume 2,200 to 2,700 calories a day to maintain a sufficient, nutritional milk supply
• Adjust daily nutritional servings to accommodate breastfeeding needs by consuming healthy, well-balanced meals rich in fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins and dairy
• keep water or fruit juice close by during feedings to counter the natural increase in thirst

Baby’s Needs

• Begin breastfeeding as soon as possible after birth
• Allow newborns to nurse whenever they show signs of hunger
• Breastfeed exclusively during baby’s first six months
• Practice latching-on and positioning to unsure the most comfortable, productive feedings for both mother and baby
• Let baby determine when the feeding is over
• After six months of exclusive breastfeeding, begin introducing solids into baby’s diet
• Begin weaning baby from breastfeeding by substituting feedings with infant formula or additional solid food, as appropriate