The ultimate guide to breastfeeding Experts answer the questions new mothers are typing into search engines Health 57 min ago
There's no need for the mother to give any extra water; all she needs to do is exclusively breastfeed her baby for up to six months.
The main reason is that at six months, the iron and vitamin A in breast milk are depleted, and the energy sources in breast milk no longer meet the baby's needs, as they are now more active and require more energy.
If the baby cannot feed directly, expressed breast milk may be necessary.
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