Assessment of Physical Growth of Children less than two years in Relation to their Type of Feeding During Infancy

Abstract

Breastfeeding burns more calories, hastening the weight loss after pregnancy. It causes the production of the hormone oxytocin, which aids in the uterus's return to its pre-pregnancy size and may lessen postpartum uterine haemorrhage. Infants get the best nourishment from breast milk. It contains all the vitamins, proteins, and fat that baby needs to develop in a virtually ideal ratio.