Breast Nectar project

12/09/2022

Breastfeeding lowers your baby’s risk of common childhood illnesses, including ear infections, respiratory infections, and gastroenteritis. For preterm infants, mother's own milk reduces the risk of and provides protection from necrotizing entercolitis, infection, and less severe retinopathy of prematurity.

📸 Smadar Bergman

10/09/2022

Did you know?
Premature babies fed more breast milk in the first 28 days of life have better brain development by the time their original birth date arrives, and see benefits to IQ and memory skills later in childhood.

06/09/2022

Don’t ever think it is not enough, it’s customized for every baby and mother.

How amazing is that?

03/09/2022

🇦🇺 Happy National Flag Day Australia ♥ 🇦🇺

01/09/2022

Ohh what wonders can a mother’s milk do. ✨

Visit us at https://www.breastnectar.org/

31/08/2022

Breastfeeding can be your stress reliever. During breastfeeding, your brain releases the hormones prolactin and oxytocin, which helps you to bond with your baby and eases those normal feelings of stress and anxiety.

Visit us at https://www.breastnectar.org/

📸

27/08/2022

No time for the gym? Don’t worry breastfeeding or pumping for your baby helps you burn 500 - 600 calories a day. 🏋️‍♀️

Visit us at https://www.breastnectar.org/

26/08/2022

How important is your Colostrum?

Colostrum (your first milk) contains special proteins that coat your baby’s intestinal tract to protect from harmful bacteria right from the start. 🤱

24/08/2022

Breast milk is a living substance that contains live cells, including stem cells, which go on to become other body cell types like brain, heart, kidney, or bone tissue. ✨

Visit us at https://www.breastnectar.org/

19/08/2022