I heard from colleagues that breast milk after six months is less nutritious than before, is that right?

Patient's question:

I heard from colleagues that breast milk after six months is not as nutritious as before, and it doesn't provide much immunity for the baby. Should we wean the baby and switch to cow's milk then? Is that right?

Doctor's answer:

After the child is six months old, the immunity provided by the mother's body weakens, so the child is more prone to catching colds, and it is important to pay attention to care. If breastfeeding is insufficient, formula milk should be provided for the child. Diversified supplementary foods are also necessary. Get the child to spend more time outdoors in the sun, and appropriately digest synbiotics or colostrum. The above suggestions are in response to the question "I heard from colleagues that breast milk after six months is less nutritious than before, is that right?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!