Lactogen or Cow milk. Be good for baby?

ABCs of Breastfeeding... A = Awareness. Watch for your baby's signs of hunger, and breastfeed whenever your baby is hungry. This is called "on demand" feeding. The first few weeks, you may be nursing eight to 12 times every 24 hours. Hungry infants move their hands toward their mouths, make sucking noises or mouth movements, or move toward your breast. Don't wait for your baby to cry. That's a sign he's too hungry. B = Be patient. Breastfeed as long as your baby wants to nurse each time. Don't hurry your infant through feedings. Infants typically breastfeed for 10 to 20 minutes on each breast. C = Comfort. This is key. Relax while breastfeeding, and your milk is more likely to "let down" and flow. Get yourself comfortable with pillows as needed to support your arms, head, and neck, and a footrest to support your feet and legs before you begin to breastfeed. Breastfeeding reduces your baby's risk of: infections, with fewer visits to hospital as a result diarrhoea and vomiting, with fewer visits to hospital as a result sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) childhood leukaemia obesity cardiovascular disease in adulthood Breastfeeding Benefits for Mom Lowers your risk of breast and ovarian cancer.  Helps you lose pregnancy weight Triggers your uterus to shrink back to prepregnancy size. Heals your body after delivery. Can give you some natural birth-control protection. Now...you can restart breastfeeding. Need counseling Avoid formula feed and cow's milk. .. If affordability is not an issue you can give formula feed. But avoid cow's milk till 1 yr of age

consult Pediatrician or lactation councelor

Formula feed only never go with cow milk

no cow milk buffalow milk you can give but formula better till 6 months and breast milk is the best.