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How long can breast milk be stored at room temperature and in the fridge?
4 hours @ Room temperature (25 degree centigrade)
Up to 4 days @ 4 degree centigrade
Giving baby water while exclusively breastfeeding is necessary to keep the baby well hydrated, especially in the hot weather conditions.
True or False?
False. Baby receives all necessary water from breast milk. Breast milk contains 60-80% whey (liquid part of milk)
What are 2 early signs that a baby is hungry and ready to feed?
Baby's hand to mouth, smacking lips, moving head side to side
TRUE or FALSE Breastfed babies need sugar water to supplement breast milk.
False, Breast milk provides all babys needs in the first 6 months.
Name 2 benefits of breastfeeding for baby
1. Meets the nutritional needs of the baby
2. Baby feels safe and secure
3. Protects against disease/bacteria/virus
Physiological Immaturity of Infants involves what systems?
Digestive and Renal Systems
Immune system immaturity of infants involve - and -
Innate and Acquire immune systems
What is the first 1000 days of life?
270 days of conception + 365 days of 1st year + 365 days of 2nd year
TRUE or FALSE Most common illnesses -- such as colds, flu, skin infections, -- can be passed through breast milk.
False. If a mother has an illness, her breast milk will help protect her baby from those same illnesses has it contains beneficial micro-organism (Probiotics). There are serious illnesses where breastfeeding is not recommended: If mom has HIV, untreated tuberculosis, using street drugs/alcohol, under going chemotherapy or radiation therapy, taking certain medication.
TRUE or FALSE Mothers who breastfeed should not consume alcohol.
TRUE. No level of alcohol in breast milk is considered safe for a baby to drink. Alcohol passes into breastmilk.
How does the body make more breast milk?
The body makes more milk when milk is effectively removed from the breast by baby feeding, pumping or hand expressing.
mention 1 consequence of severe long lasting protein deficiency
Growth retardation
All breastfeeding mothers have sore nipples at first.
True or False?
False. Many breastfeeding mothers never have sore nipples.
What are the consequences of Excessive protein intake during Infancy?
Excessive weight Gain and Obesity
What are the benefits of a Whey predominant Infant Formula in the absence of breast milk?
Faster Gastric emptying, smooth digestion
Name 2 components of breast milk that ensures protection for Infants
Lactoferrins and Probiotics
Breastmilk changes during a feed. What is the name of the milk that tends to appear later in the feeding and has a high fat content (helps baby's to gain weight well and feel full longer)
Hindmilk.
What are the consequences of a Casein Predominant Infant Formula in the absence of Breast milk?
Slow Gastric Emptying and Difficult Digestion
Breastfed children are less likely to have;
A. Diarrhea
B. Ear infections
C. Pneumonia
D. All of the above
D. (All of the above)
TRUE or FALSE I should not take any medication when breastfeeding.
FALSE Some medications are safe take while breastfeeding. Discuss with your doctor or public health nurse. Certain medications can be dangerous to take while breastfeeding.
What Nutrients do you consider in the absence of Breast milk
Optipro, DHA and ARA, Protective Immunonutrients
What is the name of a breast infection caused by an untreated plugged duct. The area may turn red and be warm to touch
Mastitis
Which hormone makes the body to produce milk?
Prolactin
TRUE or FALSE Once a baby starts eating solids at 6 months they no longer need breast milk for nutrients.
FALSE Once solids are started it is important to continue breastfeeding as your baby will continue to receive many benefits such as water, nutrition, protection from disease, it helps the baby to digest the solid food.
Name 3 ways a mother can tell the baby is getting enough breastmilk ?
Wet diapers/Soiled diapers; Gaining weight; Mouth moist; Breasts feel soft after a feed; Baby satisfied after feeding; Baby sleeps well