How does a woman's body produce milk?

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When a woman becomes pregnant, her body undergoes hormonal changes, primarily influenced by two hormones: estrogen and progesterone. These hormonal shifts prepare the breasts for milk production.
Shortly before childbirth, another hormone called prolactin, which is responsible for milk production, increases in the woman's body. After delivery, when the baby begins to suckle at the breast, it stimulates the nerves in the nipple and areola, sending signals to the brain.
Within the breasts, there are small clusters of glandular tissues called alveoli. These alveoli are responsible for producing milk. During pregnancy, under the influence of hormonal changes, these alveoli begin to multiply and enlarge. The mother's breasts got around 150,000 alveoli in each breast. This is many times more than the number of alveoli that a non-pregnant woman has. The extra alveoli help ensure the mother can produce enough milk to feed her baby.
Inside each alveolus, there are specialized cells called secretory cells or alveolar cells. These cells are the key players in milk production. They produce and secrete milk components such as proteins, fats, lactose, and immune factors.
In response to the baby's sucking and nipple stimulation, the hormone oxytocin is released from the pituitary gland in the brain. Oxytocin triggers the let-down reflex, also known as the milk ejection reflex. This reflex causes the muscles around the alveoli to contract, pushing the milk into the milk ducts and out through the nipple.
Breast milk production operates on a supply-and-demand basis. The more frequently and effectively the baby nurses, the more milk is produced. When the baby empties the breasts during feeding, it signals to the body to produce more milk to meet the baby's needs.
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[@elisabethandersen1102]

Fathers: Remember you can help feed your baby by increasing the bonding hormones produced by the mom. If you're extra nice and caring towards her, it'll directly result in more milk production. Just a tip if you're feeling left out of the process!

[@abigailamos9278]

Ato farati bi oke

[@asinh1100]

or by earning more rather than focussing on chores

[@darlingyouidiot]

​@@asinh1100what the actual shit

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Minnesota Breastfeeding USD SGD

[@asinh1100]

@@missmaddox no..i think most of the people in todays age are delusional

[@mariea.7349]

What's even more amazing is that as the baby drinks, the breasts absorb tiny amounts of saliva, which is analyzed for pathogens so that the milk will have those antibodies in it the next time baby nurses.

[@asamicat8323]

Really? Cool

[@seekinggodfirst754]

That's amazing!

[@jouless8264]

Wow! I’ve been breastfeeding for 11 months and never knew this until now. I goggled this and found breastfeeding more amazing. 🙌🏼

[@yashpatankar07]

Niceee❤

[@lucylucy2171]

As someone that pumps, 😔 cause my baby won't stay on. He latches but gets impatient and would cry and not suckle....

[@weiqingliang1365]

I am in tears for realising how loving, caring, thoughtful and strong my mom was from the first day I exist. The reasons of me being a healthy and independent adult today is all from my dear mother.

[@Shine_like_sun_in_your_life]

You are totally wrong,Alloh prepares your mothers body for you,not your mother!Alloh is more much care about us than our parents!

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

​@@Shine_like_sun_in_your_life....Allah

[@MarbellaBuenrostro]

@@Shine_like_sun_in_your_life bro not everyone has a realgallion

[@emilija1363]

​@@Shine_like_sun_in_your_life I'm atheist, I don't believe in this. And not everyone is religious

[@rmp7400]

​@@Shine_like_sun_in_your_lifeIt is true that many do not know, love and serve Holy God on earth.... and that is the sad reason why so many families are dysfunctional or broken. As you are aware: Humans cannot - and do not - create souls... Humans can only help produce and help feed human bodies.... Materialists think that physical existence is enough because that is all they know of life. It is not enough.... It is not even what is most important. 🙏🏼✨

[@mayafromjapan]

Just stoped breastfeeding my son.. it was such a hard journey to start and end. So many mixed feelings of sadness, accomplishment and relief 🥺 kudos to all the parents out there that keep our babies fed!

[@cherrelleg8276]

Congrats it’s not easy to breastfeed it’s like another job. Even when the baby is with someone else u have to bring out the pump.

[@aryankohli1968]

​@@cherrelleg8276does breastfeeding hurt ? And does the pump hurt too ?

[@bluegulls]

@@aryankohli1968it can hurt to breastfeed in the beginning when the baby is constantly feeding and the nipples are irritated. And also in the first couple of days it also causes uterus to contract, which hurts but it also helps with the healing of the uterus. Pumping was always hard for me, my milk wouldn’t “let down” for a long time when pumping vs it took 30 sec when the baby latched. Otherwise it wasn’t painful, but it wasn’t easy either. It takes time and effort, and waking up multiple times a night. But then when it’s over you get mixed emotions.

[@karentladi7498]

I plan on stopping breastfeeding next month when my baby turns 6 months. It's one of the hardest things for me to do because I love breastfeeding him. I'm stopping because I have to get back to work and he will be staying with his grandparents while I go to work in another city. Indeed this journey is not easy

[@joyofalltrades1239]

​@aryankohli1968 Yes, but it does get better with time

[@dawnteei]

We know Human body is complex asf ... But a woman body is surely an art........

[@ichhabbeimoisgewonnen7026]

Your absolute right. Every time I see the inner of a body, a I ask myself: "how someone can not have a faith on a (the) god"

[@howtodoit4204]

@@ichhabbeimoisgewonnen7026 a creator to be precise because when atheists think of a god they always imagine him as a bearded guy. One thing is for sure, the creator is not one we can imagine.

[@emankhan3965]

@@ichhabbeimoisgewonnen7026 amen, jesus is our king

[@Just1HotPringles]

Wow! Mothers have to endure SO MUCH of CHANGE & TRANSITIONS before-during-and after child birth!! They're the REAL SUPER HEROS!

[@weebotaku9200]

As a guy, i find this highly informative and educational. Also, props to my late mother for giving us the best starter diet ever. Her 4 grown children are pretty much indestructible adults. We hardly get sick and are pretty well for the most part. Aside from a few inherited chronic illnesses that hit in adulthood. Beautiful done with the animation too. Info is info. The more you know, the better you're prepared should something happen and can help out in someway.

[@ashleydavis228]

I heard once that milk is the only food found in nature that has all 3: protein, fat, and carbohydrates. This is because the combination of those three will promote rapid growth, hence why babies drink milk. Pretty amazing!

[@metaname1]

Серьезно? Конечно, далеко не все люди имеют образование в сфере пищевой промышленности, но вы что, даже состав на упаковках никогда не читали? Очень многие пищевые продукты содержат и белки и жиры и углеводы. А у некоторых из них, даже соотношение белков/жиров/углеводов довольно похоже на грудное молоко.

[@jessicablack6473]

Almost 14 months of breastfeeding. Not an easy start due to medical interventions but bub and I were committed to succeed. We have a very special bond, I am her safe place, she nurses more for comfort now than for nutrition and that is perfectly fine. Anything for my daughter.

[@PoeticAmmunition.]

I love hearing from mums who breastfeed the correct amount of time❤ it's recommended 2 yrs.

[@DoodlePoodle199]

I was absolutely fascinated with the whole concept of breastfeeding when my kids were born. I became obsessed with keeping up the demands of the baby’s needs and succeeded. Four months with my first (she was much tougher to keep nursing) and 8 months with my second - a much better nurser. I loved most of it - obviously the hard parts about nursing outweighed the better ones at times, but it was always extremely worth it. Both kids have never had an ear ache, no allergies (barely), and aren’t sickly in general. I’m extremely grateful and fortunate for that. And just grateful that I was physically able to nurse. Not all women are, which is so unfair.

[@k7hfwj4xo]

This is actually I thing I’ve been wondering about as a women who hasn’t gotten pregnant yet, thank you ❤

[@GB0915]

It's beautiful. There's more they haven't touched on yet - things such as the medical uses of breastmilk & its sweet taste.

[@herm712]

@@GB0915 I've heard about that. Like if the baby scratches itself you can put a little breast milk on it to help speed up the healing.

[@GB0915]

@@herm712 Yes, but even more. It's the perfect diaper rash cream. You can use it to help with ear infections and/or pink eye. It's a great saline for clearing out their little nostrils. Better than anything store-bought. Some women even make soap out of it. It's the most amazing thing that we get to make all on our own, with God's help, of course.

[@LearnwithUmeshkumar94]

🎉🎉

[@PaydayGabeBCNV]

My daughter is feeding her 4th and last child (healthy Little boy👍). She initially had 🤏 some difficulty getting the flow started. Everything is going well now. This is a very shareable learning experience 🙏🏻. Grandpa thanks you. Cheers 🍻, G. In beautiful Boulder City Nv. USA 🇺🇲

[@lucylucy2171]

Thank God for blessing us with these bodies of art. As a breastfeeding mom, this makes me so happy, more because I know my baby is getting the best. Noone can imitate us mothers

[@MeoCulpa]

The best a baby can get is fed. It doesn’t matter how. So many women look forward to breastfeeding and it simply doesn’t work out for them.

[@lucylucy2171]

@@MeoCulpa I agree. But me, I'm blessed to know that my baby is getting the best.

[@doaamahmoud7114]

Well said. Allah has created everything in an incredibly astonishing and precise way.

[@Jinx5014]

@@doaamahmoud7114every thing is created by Allah!! Then who created Allah?? Blah blah blah.. 😒

[@chief4923]

​@Jinx5014 that would result in an infinite regress, hence your argument is illogical. Allah is the creator of everything including time and space. The Creator is not Created.

[@meetsirajuddin]

My wife had little issue feeding milk initially, after few days we figured it out and she started feeding perfectly, i got tears in my eyes the moment my hungry baby started sucking milk... Alhamdulillah ❤

[@rehanabrish5433]

❤

[@blubayou4654]

Love, support and treat that woman well !!!!!!

[@Lindamorena]

That's beautiful my friend

[@TheSohanfamily5]

😅mashallah

[@funchik93]

First 3-4 days there's no milk, only colostrum. She might not have any issues.

[@glorybagchi3445]

I am proud of being a woman.. Proud of you women... Woman's body is miracle.....

[@chanchal7084]

Absolutely... Right ❤

[@flyme2009]

but not strong enough like a real man and bleeds every month yak

[@glorybagchi3445]

@@flyme2009 ugh.. yes I agree with that but do you know that only a woman can gave birth..... Don't be so naive okay.if we woman refuse to gave birth no one will be born ......

[@glorybagchi3445]

@@flyme2009 we are strong inside okay... Do you bleed every month, nope..can you tolerate birth pain and period pain , nahhh. Lol ...

[@glorybagchi3445]

@@chanchal7084 thanks.only a woman can understand a woman 's feeling

[@westfield90]

Absolutely stunning how the body produces all these amazing secretions like Milk, digestive enzymes, hormones. I just wish it had more to fight off cancer. It all really seems to fall apart once cancer takes over cells and organs.

[@howtodoit4204]

You have to be kidding me lol. Do you know cancer cells are created all the time but your body eliminates them everyday. The cancers that go under the radar are the ones that cause problems.

[@1495978707]

The body is constantly fighting against cancer and succeeding. It’s just that sometimes it fails

[@pika8744]

truth is cancer can be cured and it’s not a foreign entity attacking you. Cancer is a self initiated body response to toxemia in the body research cancer and raw food you will go all the way down the rabbit hole are bodies can heal itself from all disease as long as you do what your body tells you to do almost everyone knows nothing about health including all the doctors but once you learn the truth it’s the most empowering and difficult thing. search up Eli Martyr watch al the vids

[@rainbowpandasays8851]

In part it’s human nature to fast … fasting helps conquer cancer

[@minihomesteadcooking]

My baby was born at 24 weeks. My body knew that and my milk looked different than my oldest daughter that had a full term baby and needed to pump as well since her baby had a cleft palate. The lactation nurse told me my milk had more lipids because of my baby being so premature. It is miraculous. ❤

[@persephone3309]

I love feeding my baby knowing he's getting everything he needs from me. I feel like too many mothers give up because they aren't given enough support or because of the pain. There's no shame in it of course, the pain is genuinely really bad, I would be bleeding at times. My first son I fed for 8/9 months, I stopped because his teeth came in and started biting 😩. Hoping to reach 1 year for my second son. I wish every mother the best whichever way she feeds her baby x

[@GM-de7oz]

I am breastfeeding my 10th baby, 6 months old in a couple days. I have done so for a little over a year each baby, even my 7th baby who couldn't nurse. I pumped for her for 8 months so she could have breast milk through her first birthday. It is SO painful at times, especially in the beginning and when teeth start coming in, but oh so worth it! The world can be going to the pits, everything around you crumbling, but as soon as you latch that baby on, a gentle quietness overcomes you and all is right with the world. It's the most incredible thing I have ever been blessed to have done❤️

[@Jaisha26]

Teeth were painful but I taught my son not is teeth and nursed until he was 2.

[@akon138]

⁠@@desertmoonlee6631 breeder? she’s not a dog. Charles Darwin talked about this survival of the fittest. She has 10 kids. She’s obviously very fit her lineage will be strong. what do you mean a time like this the world’s always been shitty and we humans are resilient and get through it the great depression, stock crashing,08 housing crash. the world was supposed to end in 2000 then again in 2012 Covid happened and we got through it all the background noise of what’s going on in the world shouldn’t deter you from having a family

[@PoeticAmmunition.]

​@@Jaisha26 ❤ that is the recommended time to feed😊

[@PoeticAmmunition.]

I'm breastfeeding my 6th child. First 4 I breastfed for 1 year each as my milk stopped once I got pregnant again. 5th baby 2 years and now baby no6 turning 2 next week Not gona lie first couple of months were torture sleepless nights pain etc but every moment after that is joy ❤

[@FredandBarbie]

I love the fact that the videos are not that long but very informative and nice to watch ❤

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Glad you like them!🙏🏻

[@anjalit.p.4947]

This was a beautiful video thank you😭❤️now i understand why David said "I will praise you God, for I am fearfully & wonderfully made: marvellous are your works..". Truly God has made us marvellously🤧❤️

[@GB0915]

When I was nursing, I kept thinking of the verse about entering a land of milk and honey. That's exactly what breastmilk tastes like: honey.

[@jalan_jalan_santai]

I just remembered my mother, she passed away 11 years ago... Thank you mom❤

[@nbg8207]

Amazing woman, her beauty, her body, her babies and her love, no one can take away from a real woman!

[@SahilMir-sb2je]

The most precious sentence in the animation is ( the breastfeeding creates an emotional bond between a Mother and Baby)

[@shellbell2272]

I am still amazed that I was able to breastfeed all four of my children. Best bonding time and I felt like it was a super power.

[@marcusmartinez7855]

So interesting this video. As a man, never realized all the physiological changes / implications women go through when raising a baby. Lots of bennies as well - good video - informative. Thanks for sharing

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Absolutely!

[@thelmahatuma371]

The female human body is one of the greatest wonders of the world ❤

[@vidhyaaquaterrariums]

The creator deserves all credits.

[@naveenkumarandukuri3490]

Kudos to the Dandelion team for your incredible explanation of the vital role breastfeeding women play in human life. Their dedication highlights the profound impact mothers have on shaping the foundation of society. The nurturing and selfless act of breastfeeding not only provides essential nourishment but also fosters an unbreakable bond between mother and child, laying the groundwork for a healthy, thriving future. Keep up the fantastic work in celebrating and honoring the remarkable contribution of women to our collective well-being!

[@yash1071]

Everything is nice here, but I think the word 'selfless' is not the right word here. The Mother has consciously given birth to the child, it is her prime responsibility to look after that child, hence it can't be selfless. Being selfless is not an option at all. Good day!

[@grayowl167]

@yash1071 just because there's an obligation, that doesn't nean it's not selfless. Giving of one's body, whether donating organs or providing milk for a baby, is quite selfless.

[@naveenkumarandukuri3490]

@@yash1071 Motherhood is a deeply personal journey, not an obligation imposed by society. The choice to give birth and nurture is a unique path for each woman, requiring respect for individual decisions. Parenthood goes beyond gender roles; it's a shared responsibility. While a woman may choose to give birth, both partners play vital roles in upbringing. This collaboration fosters a balanced and supportive family dynamic. Choosing to give birth and nurture is a selfless act, reflecting commitment and sacrifice. Parenthood becomes a shared journey of love, acknowledging the sacrifices made by both parents for their child's well-being. Ultimately, as men, we may never fully comprehend the depth of their pain. It's akin to recognizing that true understanding comes when we walk in someone else's shoes-only then can we grasp the reality of their sacrifices. Consider gently asking your mom about her experiences and sacrifices, as understanding her perspective can provide valuable insights into the challenges she may have faced.

[@schmellen88]

Here here!

[@23Serenity]

After the challenging pregnancy and excruciating labor, I am now holding my 2 months old baby boy (first baby) and breastfeeding him while watching this very informative video. Truly..... Woman's body is amazing.

[@victoriad9483]

I nursed three babies for a total of almost 4 years and still learned some new things here!

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

We are glad to hear it 🙏🏻🤍

[@howtodoit4204]

As a man I have respect for women and what they go through. Us men wouldn’t imagine going through what you do.

[@Furry_Lord]

Yes really makes us wonder.

[@bella3636]

I'm so glad I'm a woman 😊pregnancy, giving birth and breastfeeding is the most beautiful thing in the world.🥰 I love it. Although I was very scared before each birth. If raising them was less demanding I'd have more.😅

[@sreyanandhini3944]

Nonsense there are lots of women who die in childbirth ..

[@DandelyonDawn]

​@@sreyanandhini3944and there are many times more that don't die. Childbirth is natural and essential in perpetuating all mammal species. And only biological females have this ability.

[@Vivacious.rabbit]

❤❤

[@farahaslan09090]

❤❤❤❤

[@J.G.O.]

@@sreyanandhini3944just because this is true doesn’t mean this commenter can’t love her experience of it. Who spat in your coffee?

[@Smiling-1982]

Im mom of 4!im breastfeeding since 2015,i was breastfeeding and as i was pregnant, i feel so blessed for this 😊

[@mohsinabashir]

Subhanallah how people can deny the creator of this complex system

[@kirasongz]

Thank you all for all your hard work and efforts in making ur videos am a student and I learn alot from ur videos

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Our pleasure!

[@bevyjuri6084]

Breastfed my 4 Boys that made them healthier & stronger😍😍😍😍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@harigovind4723]

Wow that’s amazing to know. Great job 👏

[@Daniel44x]

Oh really breastfeed us also we too get strong & healthier 😂

[@niggakilla1166]

4? Are you Muslim? Keep your legs closed.

[@ankitbaranchakraborty9069]

​@@Daniel44x😁

[@detectivenora]

​@@Daniel44xbruhhhh 💀

[@electrowizard2658]

biggest warrior in this world is a mother cuase they bring up other warriors

[@ammonite400]

This is fascinating. So often formula and breast milk are portrayed as equally good options, but there really is no question which method is better if you want a healthy baby.

[@mapleleaf3803]

Facts! ❤️

[@kimberlyporres5733]

I don’t think some women have a choice. this comment is insensitive as hell. formula fed babies are healthy as well.

[@ammonite400]

@@kimberlyporres5733 I should have said healthiER. I know bottle fed babies are healthy too, but just because people don’t like a fact doesn’t make it untrue…

[@kimberlyporres5733]

@@ammonite400 and I reiterate, some women don’t have a choice but to feed formula. don’t you think they’d love to use breastmilk instead? commenting this is insensitive, regardless if its true.

[@mixfuncenter3291]

Just wow..never seen such a detailed animation of this particular topic or any part of body.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

We hope you enjoyed it! ❤️

[@serena0557]

Waiting for this amazing animation and knowledge ♥️

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Hope you enjoy the video! Let us know which part is your favorite 🙏

[@GrowingGoodHair]

Yes, this is an amazing process💯

[@B8B_bunny]

Thank you, I always wondered about breast milk, your video answered all the questions that was in my mind.😊

[@girlonfire421]

Jesus Christ is amazing! I’m so thankful to participate in this miracle. Glory to God💜

[@saigagankamarushi1684]

As always, its informative and good information

[@gs28479]

I breast-fed my son for 2.3 years. Painful, tiring.. but totally worth it ❤.

[@lornakasaija5405]

Painful, no! Tiring, yes but very fulfilling. Well done on that job.

[@gs28479]

@@lornakasaija5405 oh.. believe me, it was VERY painful at times 😅 blood included.

[@raykarpp]

Can definitely be painful, i had so many blisters and cracks that took ages to heal, but when bubs got bigger and better at latching, after 6 months got much easier, i just wasnt taught properly at first, nurses were a bit impatient with teaching, but once you both learn and get rid of bad habits, its great

[@myrtevanlonkhuijsenlactati7541]

Please look for help if breastfeeding is painful, and especially when the skin gets damaged.

[@Jaisha26]

@@myrtevanlonkhuijsenlactati7541 These Moms definitely need help if it's painful. It's not at all.

[@AA-gu4mw]

I’ve searched for a decade for a video like this and never found one. That’s how long I’ve been nursing (on and off) my 4 children. I had chronic mastitis with my 3 child (baby had oral tie issues) a video on that would be so cool. Breastfeeding is amazing.

[@_Shashwat_Verma]

This Amazes Me that How Human Body Works 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@chanchal7084]

Hmm...

[@FlorS387]

It’s a blessing that we can breastfeed our babies some women don’t like to do that. I always nursing my babies for almost 2 years ,I love it .

[@sinemes4980]

I think the three most important things to better milk production are: - stable psychological state, -good sleep and -water. Also, I think a hot compress should always be applied to the breasts not cold.

[@HayleySulfridge]

Watching this literally while nursing my daughter ❤

[@j.corbygaming]

Always love your work

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@k8lynmae]

Human breast milk is perfect for ear infections and and pink eye etc. even if an adult has a cut on their skin, then human breast milk can be applied and heals it up

[@Art.and.Hamsters]

....WHAT

[@kdublock]

Or diaper rash. Put the baby in a bath with some breast milk and it really heals the rash

[@GM-de7oz]

Yep! I've used it for all those things! My own earaches, my husband's and all my other kids ear and eye infections! I even healed my dad's eye that he had severely scratched with a pine needle with it! It is truly incredible and so cool my body makes it!

[@caroldannenberg9778]

Interesting and informative --- thank you!

[@k8lynmae]

The nipples read the babies saliva and if a certain nutrient is needed then the body makes it for the baby

[@shaunadumelle1624]

Yes, this!!! That's why breastfeeding and not pumping, is extremely beneficial

[@Alina0450]

Very good comment!

[@nurturly]

How do people still think God does not exist...

[@TwitchCronos100]

Rather, how can you believe God does exist with all the scientific explanations and evolution and how other mammals work the same.

[@babysam3768]

@@TwitchCronos100when you learn about science and begin to truly understand it, religion makes absolutely no sense at all. it just becomes laughable.

[@nilufarirnazarova4132]

Ok, who created tha nature, the science then? ​@TwitchCronos100

[@nurturly]

@@TwitchCronos100 an evolutionist needs more faith than a Christian, for he does not have an account on how everything came to be. rather, his beliefs are based on assumptions.

[@nurturly]

@@babysam3768 So you say it is mere chance that millions of sperms, yet you reached the egg. And you think there is not a God who planned your existence?

[@arielmarie6842]

I have breastfed 3 babies and I have learned new things tonight . Thank you .

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Wonderful!

[@liekevin4915]

i literally cried watching this

[@emilymabika238]

I am breast feeding and i am grateful for this opportunity

[@WhatEver-yj5rg]

Hence, keep your woman happy and healthy. Your lineage won't expand without her

[@mylaestil4835]

wow... I'm in my struggle to produce milk to feed my 3 mos baby. Great info for me

[@kathleenstoin671]

Get your thyroid checked! It's one reason some women have difficulty with milk production. My daughter produced almost no milk for her first baby, which she had through fertility treatments because her menstrual cycle was very sporadic. Afterwards she was tested and she had a very low thyroid, and after being on thyroid medication, her periods became regular, she got pregnant naturally, and was able to produce abundant milk for her new baby. If the thyroid is normal, you can do things to help milk production. Be sure to drink plenty of liquids, eat a healthy diet, and get enough rest. Let the baby nurse as much as he wants to.

[@joyvikash510]

i love ur informative videos

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

We are glad you liked them ❤

[@chanchal7084]

Me also

[@lauram.s9740]

Recently breastfeeding my last baby I find so fascinating the fact that my body knows right away if she is sick and will help her with my milk like a her own medicine, also I don’t know if so ppl know but breast milk can help in an eye infection and a rush

[@rehanabrish5433]

Amazing information 👌

[@victoriamatips6221]

Before I got pregnant I wasn't a fan of breastfeeding but now that I am a mother, it is the most precious thing ever.

[@kjlucky6501]

My mom and grandmother both had difficulty breast-feeding. They just didn’t produce hardly any milk at all and didn’t find out until taking their baby to the doctor to figure out why they were restless and constantly crying only to find out.. they were starving. I’m a little worried that the same problem will happen to me but hoping that if I do what I can to promote a good milk supply I won’t have any trouble.

[@SD-kw3wo]

We are wonderful creation of God almighty .All thanks and glory to Him .

[@Dianasanimeflix]

Amazing video. Thank you.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Our pleasure!

[@minihomesteadcooking]

I had 9 babies and breastfed them all. It added up to 18 years of my life breastfeeding.

[@funchik93]

Thanks for the informative video and great animation.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@22.5.EF1]

The Creator who created this great body and all the processes that take place within it is truly wonderful, great, and worthy of worship💖💖.

[@lucindaharvey4925]

❤❤Such a beautiful and informative video! I've always wanted to breastfeed my children and thought it would come easily and naturally but never realised how hard it would be! I've had many battles feeding my 3 children through horrendously sore bleeding nipples in the early days, tongue tie with one, several episodes of thrush of my nipples and in my baby's mouth causing us both so much pain, I've been hospitalised for septic mastitis and had bad nursing aversion when feeding one child and pregnant with the other but we've fought together and pushed through and it has been the best thing I've ever done ❤❤ I have fed my first son to age 2 second son to 2.5 and currently feeding my 1.5 year old baby girl and no sign of stopping

[@atourversace4032]

Nice work, to both video maker, and women❤ .

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Thank you so much!

[@iDorkyDucky]

Special mention for cameraman who shot this incredible video. U r a real legend 🫵😎

[@alphabeta8403]

5:10 How it helps the mother 6:20 First 6 months

[@chadighanem9064]

سبحان الله... هذا خلق الله فأروني ماذا خلق اللذين من دونه

[@chouroukhd]

I love human sciences and human medicine very much, and I would love to feel the feeling of motherhood when I grow up and I long for this. I hope that Allah will make me a very good and helpful doctor and future mother 🎐🤍

[@Player420_]

and Nestle still can trick people into thinking that Formula is better for the babies....

[@user-qc9cq3vm8k]

the womans body is perfect

[@chinesekangaroo]

always wondered how my jugs produce that milk!

[@adamesyiem]

Very informative!!

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@fizzakhaliq2646]

Such an amazing information👍

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Glad you think so!

[@matinebrahimi2130]

Wow thank you for making this video

[@SweetJoye]

13 months strong. 🙌🏾

[@elisawilliams9319]

This is very informative, but maybe it’s just me, I would have loved to see a real woman, it seems so cold like, not like the warmth of a human woman. With the tech we have today, you would still get the full effect, but the sweetness and bonding of a mother with a her baby is unmatched.

[@rumanaashraf]

Subhanallah ya Allah teri khudrath❤

[@cooker4000]

Very informative. Thanks.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Thanks for watching!

[@keyurwaghela26]

0% Nudity 100% Knowledge

[@themoderator846]

How wonderfully complex! The human body points to a creator, this did not happen by itself. Thank you Jesus for making my breastfeeding body. 2 month old baby boy currently nursing and I am grateful for such a gift.

[@peacebuilder3164]

Who is that one who is doing all kinds of wonderful miracles in our body?

[@jellybell8]

The Most High ✨☝🏾

[@peacebuilder3164]

The purpose of our being is to one with that "Most high". But how? It's the only biggest question.. I know the answer and I am on the way.. Do you want to know?

[@florenceolaniyi212]

Infact this video is very educative

[@howtouzi]

As a woman i still dont understand how tf 🥛 comes out lmao.

[@amprabhleenkaur]

Such a holy process ❤

[@user-tu8fo2do1e]

Women are so amazing, thank you God 💙

[@asif_1.0]

And here in Pakistan there's a strange trend in villages , and women who give birth think that not feeding breasts milk to babies makes them smart and fit . This is totally the wrong concept.

[@missushoneybee]

In the US for a long time, women were pressured to avoid breastfeeding and feed formula by doctors and formula manufacturers.

[@asif_1.0]

@@missushoneybee what can I say, even if in US this thing exists, than what can I expect from my country

[@fayscreations]

So sad 😢

[@skeleton_wa_migraine1736]

Thank you fpr titling this with the word WOMAN! 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@kirankantmani1824]

Informative and very good.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Glad you think so!🙏🏻

[@saigonmonopoly1105]

that instint rapid release mixture not a reserve source right?

[@alecheesacker4460]

Me, I had to be woken up by a cuckoo clock as to not drown with breast milk.

[@mitchellepraxcedes6459]

Wow❤...as a breastfeeding mum, this is fascinating to watch😍😍

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

We are glad you enjoyed it ! 🙏🏻❤️

[@deegassaway6854]

I LOVED breastfeeding my son! And he benefitted GREATLY from it. His immunity is ⭐⭐⭐ and has been all his life. So glad I breastfed him and I look forward to breastfeeding any of my future children.