You are parents of a child. And being parent is one of the greatest challenges in life. It gives a lot of responsibility to parents after being parents. Parents have to look after their child and treat him until he is developed very well. The development period of the child is around two or three years. During this period parents take a great care of the child. Mom feed the child, give him bath, look after his health and do many more things for the child.

The child's health is important aspect that can not be ignored by any parents. Parents have to look after the health of the child. Parents should consider the health of the child and try to make their child healthy. In this article we are about to talk about the care to be taken while feeding your little one. Feeding your baby may be the most satisfying experience for you if you have became parent for the first time. It's your decision to choose the way you feed your baby- breastfeed or bottle feed. The method should be appropriate for you, your partner and the baby. In this article we have chosen the first way- breastfeeding. Breast milk contains all the natural nutrients that are needed to your baby for the development and growth. Breast feeding is perfectly matched for any child. Breast feeded babies may also have less risks of development of many dieses such as infections, asthama, leukemia, etc. Some breastfeeding benefits for mother include faster postpartum recovery; cost-efficient; convenient; reduces risk of breast, uterine, and ovarian cancer; quicker weight loss after birth. Sometimes you can not guess weather your baby is hungry or not. In such conditions, use clues that can be understood from the baby's activities. Opening mouth wide like a yawn with tongue down and forward over the bottom gum, smacking lips and thrusting the tongue, bringing hands up to the mouth, fluttering eyes and rapid eye movement, crying, are the signs that your baby is hungry. If your baby is crying, it is important to calm the baby before trying to feed him or her.

You should take appropriate position while feeding your child. The position should be comfortable to both, you and your child. You should Support your baby's head and body at the level of the breast. Turn your baby completely on his or her side with nose, chin, chest, abdomen and knees touching you. Make sure your baby's head is in a neutral position and your baby is ready to catch milk fro your breasts. Keep your baby's body close to you by placing your hand and arm along your baby's back for support. Support your breast with cupped hand (?C? hold) with thumb and fingers kept well back from the areola. Check out following points when our baby sucks milk. Your baby's jaw should be moving in rhythmic motion. Baby sucks slowly and deeply with short pauses. You may feel any of the following normal occurrences in your body: uterine cramping, increased bleeding, thirst, breast ache or tingling, relaxation, sleepiness.