Post-Delivery Milk Deficiency? Experts Recommend Goat Milk for Newborns

• After delivery, if a mother cannot produce sufficient milk, external milk is given to newborns.
• Experts suggest goat milk is more beneficial for newborns than cow or buffalo milk due to its easy digestibility and similarity to mother's milk.
• Dr. B.S. Patel highlights goat milk's historical use for children and the elderly due to its lightness.
• Goat milk contains essential minerals suitable for newborns, aiding nutrient absorption and reducing stomach issues.
• With only 3.5% fat, goat milk is thinner and easier to digest than cow (4-5% fat) or buffalo (7%+ fat) milk, and is rich in calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium for bone development.