The pain is unbearable when the child sucks milk. What if the nipple is broken?

Many mothers have had this experience. I have been in the same situation as you before. I really didn't want to feed it anymore. When it's time to feed the baby, I'm worried, and my tears keep falling. But I put up with my promise to the baby. If I don't insist on breastfeeding, the milk will go back.

This is because at the beginning, the breast is blocked, the milk flow is not very smooth, and the baby will suck hard to let himself eat milk. It is also possible that the feeding posture is wrong. When feeding, let the baby hold the whole or most of the nipple, not just the nipple, so it is not easy to suck the nipple.

Do not apply ointment, otherwise it will affect the baby's breastfeeding. It's best not to squeeze the milk out and feed it to the baby in a bottle, otherwise the baby may not be able to eat it if he is used to the bottle. You can wipe the nipple with a hot towel and squeeze a few drops of milk to prevent the nipple from purulent, and it will not hurt in a few days. At this time, breast milk is the most nutritious. Don't give up.