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Mom of a 2 yr 11 m old boy2 years ago
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#asktheexperts hello my son is now 11 months old and I find myself not having propper sufficient brest milk to feed him I m also giving him top milk now hhe won't feed brest milk ... I tried alot too recover the myself to aggainng feed brest milk but I m unable too do so

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ExpertSHRUTI KANCHANLactation Educator and Counselor2 years ago
A. It could be a possibility that your baby has taken preference to bottle teat over breasts as bottles have faster flow compared to the breasts. Transitioning from bottle feeds to breastfeeding can be done gradually by following these steps: 1. Skin-to-skin contact: Begin by having regular skin-to-skin contact with your baby, as it helps stimulate breastfeeding hormones and encourages sucking reflexes. 2. Offer breast before bottle: When your baby shows signs of hunger, offer the breast before offering a bottle. This can help create an association between feeding and breastfeeding. 3. Paced bottle feeding: If you need to supplement with a bottle, use paced bottle feeding techniques. This mimics breastfeeding by controlling the flow of milk and encourages your baby to use similar sucking techniques. 4. Decrease bottle volume: Gradually decrease the volume of milk given in the bottle while increasing breastfeeding sessions. Over time, your baby will rely less on the bottle. 5. Seek lactation support: Work with a lactation consultant or breastfeeding support group to troubleshoot any difficulties and get personalized guidance to encourage breastfeeding. Remember, every baby is unique, and the transition from bottle to breastfeeding might take time and patience. Be persistent, seek support, and allow your baby to guide the process at their own pace.
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