Project Info
The ongoing involvement of the Khukumoni foundation in supervising all milk programs and assuring the quality of milk delivered have made deals in milk feeding programs supplied by local farmers very transparent. We bought milk for this baby whose parents are financially impoverished or breastfeeding is not available or not capable of buying milk for feeding their babies to survive or grow. Sometimes, we serve or donate money to buy milk across Bangladesh especially in Dhaka City. If you need any help regarding baby milk feeding then contact us as soon as possible at our office or call us. Additionally, the Khukumoni foundation is waiting to accept your donation, be a sponsor with us.
Description
The period from birth to about 36 months is crucial in early childhood development for stimulating positive cognitive development, unusually in settings where ill-health and undernutrition are normal. Breast-milk is an essential source of energy and nutrients in children aged 6–23 months. It contains antibodies that help your baby fight off viruses and bacteria. It can afford half or more of a child’s energy demands between the ages of 6 and 12 months, and one-third of energy requires between 12 and 24 months. Children and adolescents who were breastfed as babies are less likely to be overweight or obese. Additionally, they make better on intelligence tests and have higher school attendance. Breastfeeding defends children when others become sick. During COVID-19 pandemic the precautions that a mother should follow : a) Wash your hands before breastfeeding b) Wear a mask if you are sick c) If you pump milk to make sure to carefully wash your pump in each time The transmission of the COVID-19 virus within breast milk and breastfeeding has not been identified. While breastfeeding, a mother should still execute proper hygiene measures, including wearing a medical mask if available, to diminish the possibility of droplets with COVID-19 being spread to her infant. But if a mother is not sick or infected, they can continue to breastfeed the process they usually would.
