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Colostrum (the first milk after childbirth) is rich in:

ACarbohydrates and lactose only
BFats and saturated fatty acids
CAntibodies, especially IgA
DVitamin D and dietary minerals
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Antibodies, especially IgA
Colostrum (first 2-3 days of milk) is rich in ANTIBODIES (especially IgA), providing PASSIVE IMMUNITY to the newborn. Recommended for the first feed. Mature milk follows after a few days.
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