Milk for Breastfeeding Mothers


I have been a breastfeeding advocate for the past 17 months and still counting. Having much knowledge about its advantages not only for my Baby Keisha but for me as well, I committed myself to fully embrace it. The results can be clearly seen in my daughter, she has a good immune system and never had a diarrhea and fever even after her monthly vaccinations. She rarely gets cough and colds. She’s a fast-learner, strong, energetic and happy baby. Mimicking the actions of the people around her or in the television is one of her favorite past times. I can already see at her young age that she’s multi-talented. She’s really very smart and advanced compared to other toddlers of her age. She knows so many things, when you show her a picture, she can verbalize what is it. She clearly understands and follows commands at 5 months. Parts of her face and body, nursery rhymes and songs, a little of the alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors are few of the things that she knows. Breastfeeding has a major contribution in her holistic growth and development.
Even though it has been 17 months, I’m grateful that I am still blessed to produce milk for my dear, Keisha. My breastfeeding partner is Anmum Lacta and it has  been with me since day 1 of my breastfeeding and motherhood journey.

Anmum Lacta

 

Anmum Lacta is a powdered milk drink for lactating mothers especially formulated to support increased nutrient needs during breastfeeding. It is a good source of the following nutrients:
* Vitamin B – for mental development
* Calcium & Vitamin D – support development of strong bones and teeth
* Choline – important for development of memory function
* FOS – supports a healthy digestive system for the lactating mom
* DHA and GA – support overall mental and visual development

I want to commend the people behind the business logo design of Anmum Lacta. It’s a good representation of the product with a tag line “caring for you and your baby”. You can clearly see the hand of a mother and a baby. Lactating mothers are recommended to drink 2 glasses of Anmum Lacta consisting of 4 scoops of it to 200 ml. of safe drinking water. Do not forget that breastfeeding is best for babies up to 2 years of age.

NOTE: This is NOT a sponsored post

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  • Shydub

    October 14, 2012 at 9:33 pm
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    Breast feeding mother should drink milk like this and other liquid to continue producing milk. I breastfed my kids for six months because i […] Read MoreBreast feeding mother should drink milk like this and other liquid to continue producing milk. I breastfed my kids for six months because i ran out of milk. I did not drink any milk plus i maintained birth control pills that made the breast stopped producing milk Read Less

  • SassyChick

    October 14, 2012 at 6:41 pm
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    I was a breast-fed baby that's why I wanted to breast-fed my baby too. Unfortunately, circumstances did not allow that to happen...:-( I know it […] Read MoreI was a breast-fed baby that's why I wanted to breast-fed my baby too. Unfortunately, circumstances did not allow that to happen...:-( I know it would have been great and healthy for me and my baby... Read Less

  • Chan Yoke Mui

    May 6, 2011 at 6:18 am
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    Will my weight increase after consuming Anmum Lacta ?

  • Mylene

    April 15, 2011 at 5:12 am
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    I'm also an advocate of breastfeeding. Same tayo ng experience, my daughter never had any fever after all her vaccines. She never had a diarrhea […] Read MoreI'm also an advocate of breastfeeding. Same tayo ng experience, my daughter never had any fever after all her vaccines. She never had a diarrhea too. Read Less

  • Gene

    April 7, 2011 at 11:33 am
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    How's the taste? My OB told me to drink Anmum Materna when I was still pregnant but didn't like the taste. I'm still breastfeeding my […] Read MoreHow's the taste? My OB told me to drink Anmum Materna when I was still pregnant but didn't like the taste. I'm still breastfeeding my toddler (27 months). Read Less

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Hi, I’m Kaye Figuracion—a modern Filipina mom to Keisha and Kyle, travel lover, and lifestyle blogger. A B.S. Accountancy graduate and former financial advisor, I share real-life tips on motherhood, travel, style, and beauty—while thriving as a work-at-home mom (WAHM). Read More

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