Pilot Study on Efficacy of Antenatal Nursing Educational Program on Infant Feeding Attitude Among Primi Mothers

The first line of defense for providing a baby with the best start in life is breastfeeding. Breast milk benefits a baby's health and development in many ways. The child's social, emotional, and mental development all advance. Breast milk contains antibodies that help prevent illness and even death in newborns and young children. Infants, particularly those born preterm or with low birth weight, benefit greatly from breast milk. It has been discovered that store-bought milk is far less nutritious than breast milk. Both the mother and the kid gain from breastfeeding; the infant's advantages are well-established, and the mother-child attachment is reinforced.