The baby would be more likely to get it from you, especially if they are under six months old, since they can not take vaccines for influenza until after that age. But the answer is yes, they can get the flu as babies and if they have it, they can give it to others. In fact, since their immune systems are immature, they may be able to spread the virus to others for a period longer than older children and adults can. They are also more susceptible to severe complications of influenza with immature immune systems and lungs. It is recommended that anyone caring for babies under the age of six months get vaccinations so they can not get and spread the virus to the baby and check with your pediatrician about when it is safe to take the baby out into the community.
Yes
Yes
mothers breastfeed because its very healthy for there baby.
No you can not breast feed your baby
breastfeed
Yes they do.
Some common breastfeeding FAQs that new mothers often have include: How often should I breastfeed my baby? How do I know if my baby is getting enough milk? How can I increase my milk supply? How do I deal with sore nipples or breastfeeding pain? Can I breastfeed if I have a cold or take medication? How do I breastfeed in public discreetly? How long should I breastfeed my baby? Can I breastfeed if I return to work? How do I store and thaw breast milk? What are common breastfeeding positions and techniques?
This question makes no sense what so ever.
Yes she can.
If a Baby does`nt Want To be Breastfed Its Means It Either Not Hungry Or a ''Not Gonna Do This'' Problem...
yes, preterm babies can breastfeed. You may need some assistance from your nurse or a lactation consultant. If the baby does not breastfeed you should start to pump to help stimulate your milk supply.
Whatever works best for you and your baby. Some mothers don't breastfeed their children at all. Some wean their toddlers after many years. The longer you breastfeed the healthier and smarter your children get.