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00:00The mother should choose a comfortable, seated position.

00:17It is important to be relaxed so that the breastfeeding is pleasant for both.

00:22Belly to belly. The baby should be facing the mother, belly to belly, making it easier to hold.

00:49The baby's head, neck and trunk should be aligned.

00:54The baby should cover not only the nipple, but also the urethra.

00:58The baby's lips should be facing outwards.

01:02The mother holds the baby with the opposite arm to the breast she is offering,

01:06positioning the head with the other hand.

01:21Each mother and baby are unique, so it may take time to find the most comfortable position for both.

01:28If there are difficulties, seek a breastfeeding consultant or pediatrician.

01:33Breastfeeding is the act of feeding the baby with breast milk directly from the mother's breast.

01:54The phenomenal process of transforming nutrients into breast milk is truly fascinating.

02:01After the mother feeds, the nutrients are absorbed by the digestive system and incorporated into the bloodstream.

02:08Then, these valuable nutrients are transported by blood to the breast glands,

02:14where they will be essential in the development of breast milk.

02:18It is surprising to witness how the woman's body manages to turn food into such a rich and complete food for the baby,

02:25ensuring its healthy growth and providing all the essential elements for its development.

02:51The practice of exclusive breastfeeding in the first six months of the baby's life is essential,

02:56as breast milk is rich in all the essential nutrients and antibodies needed to ensure healthy growth.

03:22After this period, it is recommended to introduce supplementary food,

03:27but breastfeeding must continue to be practiced until the age of two or even beyond.

03:33Breast milk has powerful immunological properties, containing antibodies and defense cells that strengthen the baby's immune system,

03:42making it more resistant to infections and diseases.

03:46Therefore, breastfeeding is not only beneficial for the baby,

03:50but also establishes an important emotional link between mother and son,

03:54in addition to contributing to the mother's postpartum recovery.

04:06Maternal breastfeeding is highly recommended due to the benefits it provides to the baby,

04:11including the ease of management and reduction of the risk of diarrhea and allergies.

04:16In addition, breast milk promotes superior cognitive development and reduces the chances of learning problems.

04:24Studies show that breastfed babies have less incidence of diseases such as asthma, type 2 diabetes and obesity.

04:32Breastfeeding strengthens the emotional link between mother and baby, generating a feeling of mutual security and comfort.

04:42Breastfeeding helps improve the quality and safety of babies.

04:47Breastfeeding strengthens the emotional link between mother and baby,

04:51generating a feeling of mutual security and comfort.

04:56Breastfeeding also helps increase the ability to develop brain and epiglottis immunity.

05:02Breastfeeding improves the ability to train a baby to be a good mother and a good mother.

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