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خلال هذا الأسبوع تحتفل @HMC_Qatar بالأسبوع العالمي للرضاعة الطبيعية عبر دعم الجهود العالمية لرفع الوعي حول الموضوعات المتعلقة بالرضاعة الطبيعية ودعم العمل في هذه المجالات. شعار #الاسبوع_العالمي_للرضاعة_الطبيعية_2022 هو "بادر بالتشجيع على الرضاعة الطبيعية: التثقيف الصحي والدعم". 
سيتم التركيز على التوعية بأهمية إنشاء منظومة متكاملة لدعم الرضاعة الطبيعية وتنظيم عدد من الفعاليات التي تتضمن حملات توعية عامة خلال الفترة من 1 إلى 7 أغسطس في مستشفيات مؤسسة حمد الطبية التي تقدم خدمات رعاية الأمومة، وأقسام العيادات الخارجية، ووحدات العناية المركزة لحديثي الولادة.
@HMC_Qatar is observing #WorldBreastfeedingWeek to join the global campaign of raising awareness about breastfeeding. The theme for 2022 is, “Step Up for Breastfeeding: Educate & Support” with an emphasis on the importance of creating a ‘Warm Chain of Support for Breastfeeding’.
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek starts today!
If everyone strives to step up for #breastfeeding, it will become much easier!
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If everyone strives to step up for #breastfeeding, it will become much easier!
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5 #breastfeeding facts for mothers:
1⃣ Your body is ready to 🤱🏻 from the moment your 👶 is born
2⃣ 🤱🏻 lowers stress & anxiety
3⃣ 🤱🏻 sets up a 👶’s immune system for life
4⃣ 🤱🏻 fights infections
5⃣ The more you 🤱🏻 in the early days, the faster your body makes milk
1⃣ Your body is ready to 🤱🏻 from the moment your 👶 is born
2⃣ 🤱🏻 lowers stress & anxiety
3⃣ 🤱🏻 sets up a 👶’s immune system for life
4⃣ 🤱🏻 fights infections
5⃣ The more you 🤱🏻 in the early days, the faster your body makes milk
Many women do not 🤱🏻 for as long as they would like.
Here’s how we can ALL step up for #breastfeeding mothers anytime, anywhere.
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Here’s how we can ALL step up for #breastfeeding mothers anytime, anywhere.
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
According to WHO survey only 37.7% Pakistani mothers practice exclusive breastfeeding for approx 1st 6 months.Which is causing highest morbidity and mortality in infancy & onward. Many factors influencing this practice of giving buffalo,cow, goat ....1
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2...and formula feeding. Factors leading to this practice is poor health of mothers, and community misconceptions. Wether they are giving cattles milk are injurious to health especially in 1st yr of life. Or if they are giving formula feeding there is poor dilution and addition..
3.. addition of sugar , eliches etc make it unsuitable for the child health. And misconceptions of (da mor ee jaraceem di) mother has some infections . There is no infection which can prevent you from breastfeeding except HIV and a genetic condition Galactosemia.
There are lots of embarrassing questions about breastfeeding: Does breast size matter? Can you still nurse your baby if you have bleeding nipples? And so on…
Here are 10 common breastfeeding questions and answers.
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Here are 10 common breastfeeding questions and answers.
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1. Do smaller breasts produce less milk?
Most women are capable of producing enough milk for their babies, no matter what size their breasts are.
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Most women are capable of producing enough milk for their babies, no matter what size their breasts are.
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2. Why do some women produce more milk than others?
Breasts have different storage capacity but the amount of milk is not dependent on size — it depends on mammary tissue.
#AvonsPracticalTips #HealthyLiving
Breasts have different storage capacity but the amount of milk is not dependent on size — it depends on mammary tissue.
#AvonsPracticalTips #HealthyLiving
1/5 #COVID19 key concerns in 🇨🇦: Today, in lieu of a daily in-person update to the media, I have issued a Wednesday statement you can read in full here: canada.ca/en/public-heal…
2/5 August 1- 7th is #WorldBreastfeedingWeek. Canada highlights the importance of #breastfeeding twice a year - in August, as we celebrate with others around the globe, and in October, as we celebrate our national Breastfeeding Week.
3/5 These past months of #COVID19 have been stressful for many Canadians, including new and expectant parents. At the outset, we knew very little about how the virus would spread and impact pregnant women & their newborns
Many are worried and asking many questions whether the coronavirus can be passed on through breastmilk and how can they protect themselves and their babies. I can assure you that the #COVID19 virus has not been found in breastmilk . #WorldBreastfeedingWeek
Research evidence has shown that the virus is not transmitted through breastmilk or by giving breastmilk that has been expressed from a mother who is confirmed/ suspected to have #COVID19.
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A baby’s immune system is not yet fully developed and requires the immune protection from breastmilk. This life saving protection is more important than ever right now during the #COVID19 pandemic.
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It’s #WorldBreastfeedingWeek!
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Being a parent is the most important job in the world. So it’s important to give parents all the support they need to give their child the best start in life. #Breastfeeding is one of them!
Support mums to breastfeed anytime, anywhere!
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Being a parent is the most important job in the world. So it’s important to give parents all the support they need to give their child the best start in life. #Breastfeeding is one of them!
Support mums to breastfeed anytime, anywhere!
It's #WorldBreastfeedingWeek!
WHO recommends that infants be exclusively 🤱🏾 for six months – starting within the first hour of life - and that they continue to breastfeed for up to two years or beyond.
WHO recommends that infants be exclusively 🤱🏾 for six months – starting within the first hour of life - and that they continue to breastfeed for up to two years or beyond.
Join this webinar to find out more about achieving health equity by providing skilled #breastfeeding support universally
🗓️ 5 August 2020 - 13:00 - 14:30 UTC
Register now:
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#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
🗓️ 5 August 2020 - 13:00 - 14:30 UTC
Register now:
bit.ly/2X9Jlyt
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
It’s #WorldBreastfeedingWeek!
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Being a parent is the most important job in the world. Parents need time to give their child the best start in life. #Breastfeeding is one of them!
Support mums breastfeed anytime, anywhere!
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Being a parent is the most important job in the world. Parents need time to give their child the best start in life. #Breastfeeding is one of them!
Support mums breastfeed anytime, anywhere!
It’s #WorldBreastfeedingWeek!
Mothers need time off from work to recover from birth and get #breastfeeding🤱🏻 off to a successful start.
Support mums breastfeed anytime, anywhere.
Mothers need time off from work to recover from birth and get #breastfeeding🤱🏻 off to a successful start.
Support mums breastfeed anytime, anywhere.
@WHOAFRO @pahowho @WHO_Europe @WHOSEARO @WHOEMRO @WHOWPRO Majority of women still face obstacles to continue #breastfeeding their babies when they return to work. Workplace support is a major factor that influences a woman's decision to quit or continue breastfeeding.
Employers – let's make breastfeeding work!🤱
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Employers – let's make breastfeeding work!🤱
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
