Breastfeeding tips

Breastfeeding is an important guarantee for a baby's healthy growth. Here are some suggestions to help mothers breastfeed better.

Manual cleaning

Mothers should make sure their hands are clean before feeding, remember to trim their nails and wash their nipples with warm water, and gently squeeze out the last breast milk. Not only the mother should be clean, but also the baby's mouth should be kept clean.

Comfortable sitting posture

Find a comfortable sitting position and avoid lying down to feed. At the same time, check whether the baby's diaper is dry. Unbutton mom's clothes so that her breasts are completely exposed, so as not to cover them. Keeping a good mood is helpful for the outflow of breast milk.

Pull out the nipple

After breastfeeding, remember to unplug the nipple to prevent the baby from falling asleep with breast milk to avoid suffocation.

Reduce the frequency of feeding at night

You can breast-feed at night, but gradually reduce the frequency of breast-feeding at night to help your baby reduce dependence. If the baby is already asleep, try not to disturb the baby's sleep during breastfeeding to avoid unnecessary anxiety.