Breastfeeding is perhaps the act that most unites the mother with her child. Clear your doubts about breastfeeding and enjoy it.
That your baby enjoys good health depends largely on feeding during pregnancy. Find detailed nutrition information that you should carry during this important stage.
How should I prepare?
In pregnancy: in each bath you can use gloves of mane, scrub or rub with the soap around the areola of your breasts to detach the immature cells of the skin and the nipple.
After bathing, massages are essential to encourage lowering of milk and strengthening the areola. Do the massage by taking your nipple with your fingers and turning it gently as if you raised the volume. Before delivery, they should be very soft because there is a connection between the breast and the uterus that can promote early delivery.
After delivery: to prevent mastitis you should wash your breast with warm water before and after breastfeeding. It is suggested that if possible expose your breasts to the sun when you take your baby, as it activates vitamin D.
It is also suitable after washing your nipple, which squeeze and leave some secretion of breast milk to protect it with immune and nutritional properties.
Does my aguita and clarita milk feed my baby?
Breast milk, although not dense and thick, is the best food for your child because it has nutrients, vitamins, minerals, proteins, sugars, fats, cells to strengthen the defenses and enzymes that help digest food. It should be given as a single food until six months.
Which breast should I start with?
Start with the breast with which you finished the previous shot. For example, if your baby ended up with the right the next shot starts with that same one. So that your baby consumes the last thing left in the breast: fat, which contains the most calories and is a critical nutrient that allows the correct construction of cells, especially the brain and retina.
Should I let my baby sleep or play?
No. Breastfeeding is the right time to teach your baby to generate later behaviors such as eating, playing, or sleeping. You must stimulate him to feed himself.
Should I remove my baby when I’m done?
Yes. Babies are born with the primitive sucking reflex, so your baby will open his mouth at any stimulus. Leaving her breast to the front will make her open her mouth and confuse this reflex with which she was hungry.
Most medications are usually safe during breastfeeding, but you should always get the doctor’s approval.
