Breastfeeding not only benefits the baby but also the mother and society as a whole. For mothers, it aids in postpartum recovery by helping the uterus contract and reducing the risk of postpartum bleeding. Long-term, breastfeeding lowers the chances of developing breast and ovarian cancers, type 2 diabetes, and osteoporosis. It is also economical, reducing the financial burden of purchasing formula milk. On a societal level, breastfeeding decreases healthcare costs by promoting healthier infants and mothers, thus reducing hospital visits and treatments. Encouraging breastfeeding creates a healthier generation, fostering a more sustainable and compassionate community.

However it can present some challenges , like latching difficulties, low milk supply , sore nipples , mastitis etc which requires family support and guidance from health professionals.
We here create a breast feeding friendly environment to encourage mothers to sustain breastfeeding for 2 yrs and beyond for your baby’s overall health and wellbeing.