How to drink barley malt when weaning

Mothers who are breastfeeding have been paying attention to the problem of milk weaning. After reading many detailed introductions, some say that drinking malt boiled water can promote milk production, while others say it can reduce milk production. So does drinking raw malt boiled water promote milk production, while drinking cooked malt boiled water can reduce milk production? The issue of how barley tea can reduce milk production makes many people feel confused, and they are also afraid to use it rashly, fearing that using it incorrectly too early will cause troublesome breast milk shortage. How should we consume malt after weaning?

You can drink barley tea in the late weaning period. Drinking barley tea at this time will not affect the health of the fetus, because breastfeeding is no longer carried out at this time, and the pregnant mother's nutritional intake is no longer related to the baby. Therefore, you can drink barley tea safely, but it is recommended not to drink too much barley tea, because barley tea is cold. If you drink it frequently, it will cause more serious coldness to the human body, and even affect the health of women's uterus, resulting in physical weakness and fatigue after weaning. Therefore, you should drink it in moderation.

It is better for babies to grow and develop by drinking breast milk. The ingredients contained in breast milk are best digested and absorbed by the baby's digestive tract. If work and other factors affect the baby and the baby needs to be weaned, you can try drinking some ginger sugar water before and after weaning, or you can cook maltose into porridge, which will be of great help to the weaning after weaning. You can eat more leeks, don’t eat fish, don’t eat foods with high protein content, in short, don’t eat too nutritious things. In addition, this time varies from person to person and is not the same for everyone. Usually about a week or so.

Weaning is a problem faced by many women today. The weaning method must be appropriate, otherwise it will be harmful to both the child and the pregnant mother. Weaning is a process that should be done from shallow to deep, and cannot be done all at once. This is not conducive to the baby's nutritional intake, and it is also easy to cause milk engorgement, increase the mother's pain, and in severe cases, gynecological diseases such as mastitis may occur. Before weaning, you should add complementary foods to your baby appropriately, feed your breast milk and complementary foods together, gradually reduce the time your baby sucks milk, and gradually reduce the secretion of milk.