They say that Breastfeeding should be like a woman’s second nature! However, it is a difficult process for most of Moms especially who are doing this for the first time! Dear Moms,Share with us what were your challenges in the comments below!
Breastfeeding-Not as easy as it sounds!
my daughter sleeps late at ngt..I get backpain n headache it\'s difficult but it\'s k...
Hi, I had c-section delivery and due to pain in stitches it was hard to feed the baby, also due to milk accumulation there was swelling in my breast and because of which baby was unable to suck and used to cry a lot. It was a very difficult time.
Hi, I had c-section delivery and due to pain in stitches it was hard to feed the baby, also due to milk accumulation there was swelling in my breast and because of which baby was unable to suck and used to cry a lot. It was a very difficult time.
Babies do not need a lot of milk in the first few days. And as you feed more and more, your body sends signals to your brain to produce more milk. It is a mistake a lot of mothers do that they start formula in fear that baby might starve. But it is best to consult your pediatrician and ascertain if you really need to introduce top feed. If the baby is gaining healthy weight with breastfeeding (check with your pediatrician on the healthy gain range), peeing and pooping as expected then there is no need to introduce formula no matter what your family and friends suggest otherwise. Babies and new mothers need a few days or even weeks to get a comfortable latch initially. Once established, you'll both do well. Just don't keep any fear or apprehension in your mind about it and give yourself time.
I had the most harrowing time for almost a month after my baby was born because he slept very little throughout the day and night and cried incessantly all the time. Family and friends around me only kept suggesting that he is crying out of hunger and concluded that I was not making enough milk because to all of them sufficient milk meant engorged and painful breasts that just leaked milk and overflowed even after feeding the baby! I never had any pain or engorgement, never any overflow till date. I realized after I visited the lactation consultant that those were all old mothers' tales. The pediatrician also confirmed during every visit that my baby was healthy and gaining well. Crying could have a 100 other reasons. My baby will turn 5 months old this week and he had doubled his birth weight within 3 months and continues to gain healthy weight on exclusive breast feeding.
A healthy diet and happy mind go a long way too. Most women will be able to produce enough milk and the more you feed the more your breasts continue to produce. If you introduce formula without doctor's advice, it automatically reduces the amount of breastfeeding you do and in turn reduces the amount of milk your breasts produce.
please do not give anything except bm .. everyone will say one thing or the other, kindly stay patient.. my mom in law also says the same.. c tells me that my husband started having cerelac since 2 months.. I usually joke wd her saying that seems my husband was strong enuf to digest cerelac by 2months.. 😊😊😊.. 6 months exclusively breast milk and nothing else.. not even water... Enjoy being the sole provider of ur lil one till 6 months... m enjoying myn too...
please dont give anything other than breastmilk to your baby. Weight gain is normal. No need to worry. Continue till he is 6 months old and then start solid foods.
Happy parenting.
please do not give anything except bm .. everyone will say one thing or the other, kindly stay patient.. my mom in law also says the same.. c tells me that my husband started having cerelac since 2 months.. I usually joke wd her saying that seems my husband was strong enuf to digest cerelac by 2months.. 😊😊😊.. 6 months exclusively breast milk and nothing else.. not even water... Enjoy being the sole provider of ur lil one till 6 months... m enjoying myn too...
you can definitely lay down..no problem with that position..breastfeeding takes a lot of time and mothers have to make sure to make their body comfortable without any pain or harrasement...comfortable mother\'s body will ensure freeflow of milk...just make sure your baby latches properly while you are lying down..
you can definitely lay down..no problem with that position..breastfeeding takes a lot of time and mothers have to make sure to make their body comfortable without any pain or harrasement...comfortable mother's body will ensure freeflow of milk...just make sure your baby latches properly while you are lying down..
I had the most harrowing time for almost a month after my baby was born because he slept very little throughout the day and night and cried incessantly all the time. Family and friends around me only kept suggesting that he is crying out of hunger and concluded that I was not making enough milk because to all of them sufficient milk meant engorged and painful breasts that just leaked milk and overflowed even after feeding the baby! I never had any pain or engorgement, never any overflow till date. I realized after I visited the lactation consultant that those were all old mothers' tales. The pediatrician also confirmed during every visit that my baby was healthy and gaining well. Crying could have a 100 other reasons. My baby will turn 5 months old this week and he had doubled his birth weight within 3 months and continues to gain healthy weight on exclusive breast feeding.
A healthy diet and happy mind go a long way too. Most women will be able to produce enough milk and the more you feed the more your breasts continue to produce. If you introduce formula without doctor's advice, it automatically reduces the amount of breastfeeding you do and in turn reduces the amount of milk your breasts produce.
please dont give anything other than breastmilk to your baby. Weight gain is normal. No need to worry. Continue till he is 6 months old and then start solid foods.
Happy parenting.
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