What is the effect of IVF breastfeeding on baby development?
IVF is a baby that is fertilized in the laboratory through assisted reproductive technology and then implanted into the mother's uterus. For test tube babies, breastfeeding is very important for their health and development. The following will elaborate on the impact of IVF breastfeeding from four aspects: nutritional requirements, resistance improvement, digestive system development and family ties.
1、 Nutritional requirements
Breast milk is the most natural and suitable nutrition source for babies. For test tube babies, breast feeding can provide all kinds of nutrients needed by babies, including protein, fat, carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins. These nutrients are very important for promoting the baby's physical development and immune enhancement.
First of all, the antibodies in breast milk can strengthen the baby's immune system and help the baby resist diseases and infections. Secondly, the fat and protein in breast milk can promote the baby's brain development and intelligence. In addition, the vitamins and minerals in breast milk are also important for the normal operation of the baby's bone development and physical function.
Therefore, in vitro baby feeding can meet the baby's nutritional needs and promote the baby's overall development.
2、 Resistance increased
Test tube babies are relatively weak in the ability to adapt to the environment after birth, which is critical to the cultivation of the baby's immune system. Breast milk is rich in immune cells and antibodies, which can help babies establish their own immune defense system.
Scientific research shows that breast fed test tube babies are more likely to form their own antibodies, enhance resistance and reduce the risk of infection. Probiotics in breast milk can also help balance the intestinal flora of babies and further improve their resistance.
Therefore, test tube babies can obtain better resistance and better adapt to the external environment through breastfeeding.
3、 Development of digestive system
The digestive system of test tube babies is relatively immature. Breastfeeding is very important for the healthy development of the digestive system.
Enzymes in breast milk can help babies digest lactose and protein better, reducing intestinal discomfort and digestive problems. In addition, probiotics in human milk also play a positive role in maintaining the balance of intestinal flora and promoting intestinal motility.
Through breastfeeding, the digestive system of test tube babies can be better developed and the occurrence of intestinal problems can be reduced.
4、 Family ties
Breastfeeding not only has an important impact on the development of IVF, but also helps to establish closer ties between family members.
The mother establishes a deeper emotional connection with her baby by breastfeeding herself. At the same time, the mother can also better observe the health of the baby during the feeding process, and find and solve problems in time.
Breastfeeding of test tube babies is not only to meet the baby's physiological development needs, but also an important way of emotional communication between family members.
Summary
Breastfeeding in vitro babies has an important impact on the development of babies. By providing comprehensive nutrition requirements, improving resistance, promoting digestive system development and strengthening family ties, IVF can achieve better growth and development, and establish closer ties with family members.
