Infant who joined the facilities three months after birth
Yesol was only three months old when she joined the temporary shelter with other infants and toddlers.
Yesol was far smaller than her peers.
She wasn’t breastfed well
and her health was at risk.
Infants who are not properly fed or milked due to abuse or neglect by their biological parents generally have health problems.
The temporary shelter Yesol moved into was a home for newborns and toddlers up to 36 months.
They leave the arms of their biological parents due to neglect, abuse, family disintegration and other causes. As such, they are not properly cared for when they move into the shelter.
Most of the infants and toddlers in infant room in temporary shelter, however, have growth delays or nutritional imbalance due to lack of physical care from their biological parents and milking like Yesol.
These babies need highly nutritional milking for protein, calcium, vitamin and mineral consumption.
* Donation will go to supporting Yesol as a first priority and the rest will be spent for infants and toddlers in need of help just like Yesol in the temporary shelter.
Yesol,
Let’s eat well and stay in good health
Please share your warm love with powdered milk to Yesol so that she can be fed well and growth in good health.
Korea Welfare Services will always be there until we deliver happiness to all the babies.
The campaign consisted of real-life examples of children, and used pseudonyms for child protection.
Infant who joined the facilities
three months after birth
Yesol was only three months old
when she joined the temporary shelter with other infants and toddlers.
She was sent to the shelter because her mother got seriously ill.
“Yesol was far smaller than her peers..”
Yesol was far smaller than her peers.
She wasn’t breastfed well and her health was at risk.
Infants who are not properly fed or milked due to abuse or neglect
by their biological parents generally have health problems.
The temporary shelter Yesol moved into was a home for newborns and toddlers up to 36 months.
They leave the arms of their biological parents due to neglect, abuse, family disintegration and other causes. As such, they are not properly cared for when they move into the shelter.
The first 1,000 days of life is a critical nutrition period.
The health conditions formed in the first 1,000 days significantly impact growth, development and learning abilities of infants and toddlers.
- 2004, UNICEF -
Most of the infants and toddlers in infant room in temporary shelter, however, have growth delays or nutritional imbalance due to lack of physical care from their biological parents and milking like Yesol.
These babies need highly nutritional milking for protein, calcium, vitamin and mineral consumption.
