breast hygiene

How Can Good Hygiene Practices Benefit the Baby?

Good breast hygiene practices benefit the baby by:
- Ensuring the milk remains uncontaminated.
- Reducing the risk of the baby contracting infections.
- Promoting a healthy breastfeeding relationship, which supports the baby's nutrition and immunity.

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