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The benefits of breastfeeding for the health of the infant, the mother and the impact this has on public health in Brazil

Araújo Maciel G;
Priscilla Araújo Maciel D;
Cristina Araújo Vieira I;
dos Santos Silva T;
Mateus Alexandrino de Brito S;
Paula de Jesus Anunciaçao L;
Silva Soares J;
Claudia Espelho de Almeida A;
Domingos de Oliveira Junior A;
Caparroz Nogueira M;
Salomão Henrique Robles E;
Carolina Beltrami A

Geovanna Araújo Maciel

Débora Priscilla Araújo Maciel

Isabel Cristina Araújo Vieira

Thiago dos Santos Silva

Suzana Mateus Alexandrino de Brito

Lis Paula de Jesus Anunciaçao

Jéssica Silva Soares

Anna Claudia Espelho de Almeida

Abson Domingos de Oliveira Junior

Marcia Caparroz Nogueira

Elisa Salomão Henrique Robles

Ana Carolina Beltrami


Resumen

Breastfeeding is a fundamental practice for a baby's health and proper development, offering a number of short- and long-term benefits for the baby and the mother. This natural form of feeding provides all the essential nutrients a baby needs in the first 6 months of life, promoting proper, healthy growth and strengthening the newborn's immune system. In nutritional terms, breast milk is a complete source of proteins, fats, carbohydrates and vitamins. Breastfeeding provides a deep emotional connection between mother and child, allowing the release of feel-good hormones, promoting an emotional bond and a sense of security and tranquillity for the baby. For mothers, breastfeeding also brings numerous benefits. The release of oxytocin during breastfeeding helps to reduce postpartum bleeding and increases contraction of the uterus, aiding postpartum recovery and preventing hemorrhage. Breastfeeding can help with post-pregnancy weight loss and reduce the risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer. The (WHO) and (UNICEF) recommend exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months of a baby's life, followed by the gradual introduction of complementary foods up to the age of two. However, despite the numerous benefits, many women face challenges to breastfeeding, including lack of support, returning to work and lack of information. It is therefore crucial to promote policies that support breastfeeding, such as paid maternity leave, breastfeeding-friendly workplaces and education programs for pregnant women and health professionals.


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  • Geovanna Araújo Maciel
  • Débora Priscilla Araújo Maciel
  • Isabel Cristina Araújo Vieira
  • Thiago dos Santos Silva
  • Suzana Mateus Alexandrino de Brito
  • Lis Paula de Jesus Anunciaçao
  • Jéssica Silva Soares
  • Anna Claudia Espelho de Almeida
  • Abson Domingos de Oliveira Junior
  • Marcia Caparroz Nogueira
  • Elisa Salomão Henrique Robles
  • Ana Carolina Beltrami