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Myths About Breast Milk Production After a C-section
Breastfeeding is a natural phenomenon but many women have doubts and questions regarding the milk flow and breastfeeding their babies after a caesarean section.
Breast milk production starts months before the delivery, which some may pregnant women may notice, and others may not. And not every mother-to-be will have milk flow in form of colostrum. The colostrum is the very first milk for the baby, which is a bit thicker and yellow in colour. The colostrum is considered extremely nutritious for a baby.
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