ExpertDr. Minal AcharyaNutritionist1 Year agoA. dear mum it is absolutely normal and common for baby to sweat during feeding.
Breastfeeding takes effort thus produces sweat
also during feeding baby is close to mother's body which increases the temperature and may result in sweating
POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy1 Year agoA. It's common for babies to sweat while breastfeeding, especially if they are feeding energetically or if the environment is warm. Here are some steps to help manage this:
1. **Comfortable Environment**: Ensure the room where you are breastfeeding is cool and well-ventilated. Use a fan or air conditioning if needed.
2. **Dress Appropriately**: Dress your baby in light, breathable clothing. Avoid overdressing.
3. **Skin-to-Skin Contact**: While skin-to-skin contact is beneficial, if it’s too warm, it can make your baby sweat more. Consider placing a thin, breathable cloth between your skin and the baby's skin to reduce heat transfer.
4. **Frequent Breaks**: If your baby seems uncomfortable, take breaks during feeding to allow them to cool down.
5. **Hydration**: Ensure your baby is well-hydrated. If breastfeeding, frequent feeds can help maintain hydration.
If the sweating is excessive or accompanied by other symptoms like poor feeding, lethargy, or difficulty breathing, consult your pediatrician to rule out any underlying medical conditions.
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