La Lactancia Materna vs Alimentación con Biberón

Hay ventajas y desventajas tanto la lactancia materna y la alimentación con biberón. En última instancia la decisión debe ser tomada por los padres. La siguiente tabla muestra algunas de las preguntas que deben tener en cuenta al tomar la decisión sobre si dar el pecho, el biberón, o utilizar una combinación de los dos.
La Asociación Americana del Embarazo recomienda la lactancia materna para la mayoría de las familias. Si tiene preguntas acerca de la lactancia materna, están luchando con su relación de lactancia o no está segura de lo que es realmente mejor para su bebé, por favor no dude en ponerse en contacto con un especialista en lactancia.
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Lactancia versus la alimentación con biberón
	La Lactancia Materna	Amamantar con Biberón
Nutrición
	Equilibrio perfecto de nutrientes	No utilizada tan eficientemente como la leche materna
	Contiene altos niveles de nutrientes	Contenido nutricional depende de la preparación adecuada
	digeridos y absorbidos fácilmente	Algunos bebés tienen dificultad para tolerar ciertos nutrientes
	El contenido varía según la etapa de la producción de leche, que se reúne los cambiantes requerimientos nutricionales	ediatra / cuidador determina cantidad
	Infantil determina cantidad
Costos
	GRATIS!	Fórmula oscila entre $ 54 a $ 198 por mes, dependiendo de la marca
	almohadillas de enfermería, sostenes de enfermería, etc.	Botellas, pezones, etc.
	Bomba de pecho (opcional)
Ventajas
	Siempre la temperatura perfecta	Cualquier persona puede alimentar al bebé
	No hay tiempo de preparación
	La leche es fácilmente disponible en cualquier momento y en cualquier lugar
Desventajas
	Madre debe estar disponible para la alimentación o para proporcionar bombeado leche si ella está ausente	fórmula Calentamiento
	Madre debe bombear si la alimentación es olvidada	Tiempo de preparación varía
	lactancia temprana puede ser incómodo	Bebé no puede tolerar la fórmula bien
	Ciertos medicamentos pueden interrumpir la lactancia materna	Siempre que llevar botellas, fórmula / mezclar artículos con usted

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American Academy of Pediatrics
La Leche League
Women’s Health.gov

Última actualización: 08/2015

Information compiled from Olds, London, Ladewig’s Maternal Newborn Nursing

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