The Struggle Between Breastfeeding And Formula
Many women who are first time mothers especially the young mothers don’t realize how important nutrient is for them and the baby. There are a few important facts about nutrients a mother to be will need for healthy pregnancy such as calcium and iron. Many mothers have a difficult time deciding between breast feeding and formula. Breastfeeding has many benefits such as nutrients needed for the baby to grow and develop. Antibodies to prevent illness, decreased chance of health problems, bonding time for the mom and baby, and reduce risk for breast cancer in mom. Breast feeding is free. No mothers should ever feel ashamed for formula feeding their baby. It may be impossible due to work or lack of breast milk. There would be many nutrients provided
by breast milk such as lactoferrin protects against inflammation. Secretory iga protects baby from illness and helps develop microbiome. Lysozyme protects baby from bacterial infection. Many women miss the opportunity to breast feed due to the fact they are working. Many women don’t breast feed since they may have children at older ages. Breast feeding can be very common in our society that we live in. Your study proposal does a good job in examining all the different factors that can contribute to the health of the baby. I think if an experimental design was done and looked at the different ages of the women, the different economic status that would follow for many years would provide better results than a correlation design that wouldn’t consider all of these factors of the baby’s health. Money can also be a factor for example if a woman has money they would have healthier options compared to a women that doesn’t have as much money. Both women from different money situations aren’t able to give the baby the same benefits. When we only look at one factor of breast feeding or bottle feeding it would not give the full picture of the baby’s health. A women age would also play a major role in the health of a baby because when women are older and have children there would be issues that is likely to occur. There would be many different resources on breast feeding such as books, films, and websites on the internet for women to be educated on this topic and to make a better decision on what they chose is the best option for them and the baby. Spreading the awareness would be great. Overall you make a lot of good points and the study covers many important factors including breast feeding.
by breast milk such as lactoferrin protects against inflammation. Secretory iga protects baby from illness and helps develop microbiome. Lysozyme protects baby from bacterial infection. Many women miss the opportunity to breast feed due to the fact they are working. Many women don’t breast feed since they may have children at older ages. Breast feeding can be very common in our society that we live in. Your study proposal does a good job in examining all the different factors that can contribute to the health of the baby. I think if an experimental design was done and looked at the different ages of the women, the different economic status that would follow for many years would provide better results than a correlation design that wouldn’t consider all of these factors of the baby’s health. Money can also be a factor for example if a woman has money they would have healthier options compared to a women that doesn’t have as much money. Both women from different money situations aren’t able to give the baby the same benefits. When we only look at one factor of breast feeding or bottle feeding it would not give the full picture of the baby’s health. A women age would also play a major role in the health of a baby because when women are older and have children there would be issues that is likely to occur. There would be many different resources on breast feeding such as books, films, and websites on the internet for women to be educated on this topic and to make a better decision on what they chose is the best option for them and the baby. Spreading the awareness would be great. Overall you make a lot of good points and the study covers many important factors including breast feeding.