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Breast milk is the best food for your newborn baby. It contains just the right balance of nutrients such as protein, carbohydrates and fat, as well as antibodies that help your baby fight off illness and infection. Breast milk is also at exactly the right temperature for your baby.
breast feeding is much more convenient than bottle feeding, as you do not have to worry about cleaning bottles and teats, or storing formula.
Will breast feeding help me to lose weight?
breast feeding does not necessarily help you to lose weight, This helps you to regain your pre-pregnancy shape.
Does the size of my breasts affect how much milk I produce?
The size of your breasts does not affect how much milk you produce. The reason one woman has small breasts and another has large breasts has to do with the amount of fatty tissue in the breasts. The number of mammary (lacrimal) glands, which produce the milk, is generally the same from woman to woman.
Does my nipple shape effect my ability to breast feed?
If you have flat (retracted) nipples or nipples that go inward (inverted), your baby may have difficulty latching on to the nipple, so you may need to prepare your breasts beforehand. You might try massaging the area around the nipples, and use your forefinger and thumb to push the nipples out.
When do I start breast feeding?
It is best to start breast feeding your baby immediately or shortly after birth, as this provides a vital re-connection between you and your child after the ‘separation’ of labour. It also helps your baby become used to using his or her senses to find your breast and to feed.
How long should each breast feeding session be?
Again, each baby is different. The average feeding time is between 15 and 40 minutes, but let your baby decide how long he or she wants to feed.
What should I eat while I am breast feeding my baby? Can I drink alcohol?
Good nutrition is important not only for the quality of your milk, but also for your health and well being (which is important since you are going to be busy over the coming months). Eat well and regularly, bread, other cereals and potatoes; fruits and vegetables; milk and dairy foods (important sources of calcium); and meat, fish and alternatives (such as beans or lentils).
Any alcohol you drink is passed on to your baby through your milk. If you do drink, do so in moderation, choosing low-alcohol drinks and always eating first. Do not smoke, as there is evidence that nicotine is passed to the baby in breast milk. Babies whose parents smoke are also more likely to suffer from asthma and other respiratory diseases, and are subject to the risks of passive smoking.
For how long should I breast feed my baby?
That is for you, your partner and your baby to decide. Ideally, you may try to breast feed your baby exclusively for six months, you can supplement solid food with breast milk for up to a year or even longer if you want. No matter how long you breast feed.
What if I have problems?
breast feeding is natural, but that does not mean that it is easy or should ‘come naturally’ to you. Successful breast feeding takes determination, patience and persistence in the first few weeks of your baby’s life.
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August Designs (www.august.synthasite.com) after the groundbreaking ethical / eco DPOL fashion innovation has come up with a new concept in the arena of fashion. The new Collection “As you like it” gives a meaning to fashion altogether.
“As you like it“ as the name speaks is based on the concept of multiple look of single garment as per one’s choice. The ensembles can be worn in two different ways- Regular way(option 1), or upside down(option 2, inverted way) creating altogether two different looks of the same ensemble, for two different occasions. Yes, the clothes are not just reversible; they can be worn upside down.
Inspired from nature where a lot of fruits and vegetables like oranges, bananas etc grow upside down, but their beauty remains the same even when even when they are put upside down on our dining tables. Similarly the ensembles look sound and aesthetically appealing when are worn in regular fashion or upside down.
Based on the concept of ‘multiple use’ and ‘minimalistic clothing’, the wearer can be engaged to his her apparel in more than one way where one can choose his/her look as per the occasion in his fast moving circuit. You can now walk into your office wearing one look and move directly from your work to a cocktail party just by wearing your dress upside down. The dresses are so designed, that out of the two looks, one of looks (Option 1) is for regular wear whereas the other (Option 2, upside down/ inverted) creates a chic look for, apt as party wear.
The concept of multiple look, also adds a new meaning to ethical / sustainable fashion. The collection doubles usability of materials as two looks come out of the same garment. Now the wearer can enjoy the same ensemble over and over again without getting bored of it.
Global warming! Go Green! Sustainability! are few common words which scintillate in air around us. From tube to print, everywhere the same slogans are enchanted, but the question still remains the same, Do we, a commoner, really care and follow sustainable practices?
Sustainable practices touch almost every aspect of life starting from agriculture, architecture to fashion and lifestyle products, the very three common necessities, food, clothing and shelter. Over years there has been a sudden increase in number of fashion labels and brands that speak of eco fashion. These brands not only use ethical means of production but also put naturally grown, sustainable and recycled materials to proper end use thereby substantially reducing carbon footprint and the landfill problem. The diverse materials and products are made under fair trade conditions in India and china and proper wages are given to the artisans which not only improve their living conditions, but also make them financially independent.
All that is required from our end if to promote sustainable / eco / ethical fashion which not only make our wardrobe colorful with natural new and trendy materials but also promises much more, each one of us, making this planet a better place to live.
To affect the eco/sustainable fashion culture significantly at a fast pace we need to initiate an eco fashion revolution wherein each one of us bear a responsibility of promoting and practicing the eco cause.
Siddhartha is a graduate from National Institute of fashion technology, India. His dream has been to color the canvas of fashion in a unique sustainable way. Siddhartha has been working with notable designers of India. His signature DPOL technology has been acknowledged and appreciated at National level seminar by stalwarts of fashion and textile industry. Also, won best innovator award in the field of fashion, at NIFT in May’2008. He has enthralled his audiences as a principal speaker for his innovation at national and international conferences and workshops. Marked with 2 years of research, he invented DPOL technology and there after went ahead to acquire a patent for it. Leveraging on the technology he produces eco-friendly, sustainable, economic, state of art products. His collection showcases the ability and benefit of technology in aesthetics. Not only this, there are many commercial benefits which wraps drastic decrease in lead time, minimal usage of chemicals and minimal waste during production. He introduce to the world a collection prepared using his technology giving a new dimension to design. He believes in elegance and simplicity, with this he presents to you the brand ‘August’. August is here to dress the world, both men and women in indo-western clothes. Glory of colors, grandeur of design, attention to details, makes the sumptuous dream a reality. August accentuates the concept of freedom and flow as the soul of all ensembles. Overall this culminates to a majestic collection and lives up to the literal meaning of the brand name ‘August’.
