#alapta
- Breastfeed — The act of a mother (or a female mammal) feeding a newborn or offspring with milk produced by her own mammary glands, directly from the breast or through natural lactation. In a physiological and medical sense, it represents an essential biological process for transferring nutrients, antibodies, and hormones required for the optimal development of the child's immune and structural system.
- Breastfeeding — The act of breastfeeding and its result; the period of time and the natural physiological process through which an infant is fed with breast milk. It represents a critical stage in postnatal care, globally recognized by health organizations for its major emotional, immunological, and nutritional benefits to both mother and child.
- Breastfed — Having been fed with breast milk directly from the mother's breast; being in the period of natural lactation or having benefited from the specific nutrition of the first months of life. As a neuter noun (in the phrase 'la alăptat'), the term denotes the act, custom, or time interval dedicated to infant feeding.