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发表时间：2018-07-04 08:20作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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　　今天我们媽咪課堂接到一个新手妈妈的疑问，因为准备生产，感觉特别紧张，关于顺产跟剖腹产的疑问已经问了好多次了，我们会在其中一期会详细说明，今天我们就为这位新手妈妈解答另外一个疑问先，就是母乳喂养和吃奶粉的区别，我们之前有知道很多妈妈都会从欧洲澳洲地方买了一整箱1段的新生兒奶粉，我們就很好奇，你買這麽多幹嘛？媽媽都會回答，怕到時候沒奶或者吃奶怕痛，就直接吃奶粉了，然而我們狠狠地教育了一番。

　　其實新生兒真的是吃母乳會更好，而且是好很多，很多媽媽都反映，只要一斷母乳，寶寶的體質瞬間下降了，因爲母乳中所含的成分比配方奶要好很多，原生的元素，跟媽媽一體出來的東西，自然會功更加容易吸收，裏面還有更多寶寶所需要的特別元素，也就只有母乳能提供，甚至有一些是一年才斷奶會更好。

　　據了解，很多吃母乳的寶寶都會非常健康，很少生病，甚至比吃配方奶的寶寶更加早學會爬，更加聰明。

　　另外寶寶在吸食母乳的時候，也是和媽媽的一種深度的交流，增加寶寶和媽媽的感情，寶寶心情好了，自然胃口大開，吃得開心，吃得多，吸收好，自然就更加健康了。

　　另外還提個醒，寶寶的胃部是直的，所以奶是直進直入的，所以吃完了奶之後，不能馬上讓寶寶睡覺或者做其他激烈的活動，讓寶寶好好消化了之後，再去玩，很多寶媽都不曉得這個情況，所以都會有吐奶，這樣會更加讓寶寶好好吸收。

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