what's the diet to increase breast milk after C-section delivery?

A. It is very important that your baby feeds the right way. If he is unable to latch on to the nipple or is in the wrong position, he will find it hard to feed. Other anatomical problems can also result in improper feeding. It is very important that the milk is removed from the breast while feeding, in order to ensure that adequate breast milk is produced. If your baby is not able to do this, then you should express the milk. Nursing frequently will result in the milk being removed from the breast properly. You should nurse your child for however long he wants to and at a frequency of 1.5 to 2 hours. Offer both sides while nursing. After he’s finished with feeding from one breast, offer the other side. You must avoid pacifiers and bottles as it can lead to nipple confusion. This means that your baby may find it hard to latch on to your breast if he’s used to sucking from bottles. You must give your baby only breast milk and avoid any other type of foods till he attains 6 months of age.https://parenting.firstcry.com/articles/30-best-foods-to-increase-breast-milk/