Hi , what about problem of mits ?

3 Answers

Author of questionMom of a 3 yr old boy1 Year ago

A. okay 👍 thanku

Dr GhouseGuardian of 3 children1 Year ago

A. please elaborate question with details to be answered appropriately. There can be lot of individual variation in the problem sometimes there is need to do physical examination and if required for investigations also to come to the diagnosis and give appropriate advice ok

POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy1 Year ago

A. It sounds like you might be referring to myths or misconceptions surrounding breastfeeding and transitioning away from it. If so, here are some common myths and the facts to dispel them: Myth: "Babies need to breastfeed until a certain age to be healthy." Fact: While breastfeeding provides numerous health benefits, including essential nutrients and antibodies, every baby and family is different. It's possible for babies to thrive with alternative forms of nutrition after weaning. Myth: "Stopping breastfeeding will harm the bond between mother and baby." Fact: The bond between mother and baby is built on more than just breastfeeding. Providing love, care, and attention to your baby will continue to strengthen your bond, regardless of feeding method. Myth: "It's selfish to stop breastfeeding." Fact: Choosing to stop breastfeeding is a personal decision that should be made based on the health and well-being of both the mother and the baby. It's important for mothers to prioritize their own physical and emotional health as well. Myth: "Transitioning away from breastfeeding will be traumatic for the baby." Fact: With patience, love, and consistency, babies can adapt to changes in their feeding routines. Gradual weaning and offering comfort through other means can help ease the transition for both the baby and the mother. Addressing these myths can help alleviate concerns and provide clarity for parents considering transitioning away from breastfeeding. If you have specific concerns or questions, consulting with a healthcare provider can offer personalized guidance and support.

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