The best time to remedy the problem of milk insufficiency

For mothers, they will try their best to breastfeed their babies exclusively. However, if they do not pay attention to taking turns to feed from the two breasts at the beginning, one breast will eat more and the other will eat less. As a result, the breast that eats more will secrete enough milk and become enlarged, while the breast that eats less will secrete insufficient milk, resulting in milk weaning and the breasts on both sides being of different sizes. When the baby is eating more milk than milk, adjustments must be made in time.

1. The best time to save your baby by eating milk

1. For babies who are exclusively breastfed, sometimes the mother often uses one breast to feed more and the other breast to feed less, resulting in different sizes of breasts on both sides and milk imbalance. Once discovered, corrections must be made promptly and immediately. The general method of rescue is to let the child suck on the smaller breast as much as possible, and reduce the frequency of sucking on the larger breast. If the milk is not completely sucked out, you can use a manual breast pump to suck it out before feeding. If no rescue is performed at this time, the two breasts will become larger and smaller in the future, affecting the mother's beauty.

2. If you miss the breastfeeding period and don’t have the sucking posture of the child, it will be impossible to save the baby. Early detection must be carried out early rescue. Generally, the baby's sucking can easily stimulate the growth of the mother's breasts, and the baby can improve the asymmetry of the mother's breasts through continuous sucking.

2. What should I do if I eat milk?

1. Each time you breastfeed your baby, you should feed the baby alternately with both breasts. If the amount of milk is large, the baby can be full from one breast each time. When you feed the baby next time, you can feed the other breast first so that each breast has a chance to be emptied. This is good for stimulating milk secretion.

2. The milk from one breast usually cannot meet the needs of the baby. Both breasts must be fed each time. If you breastfeed from the left breast first this time, you should feed from the right breast first next time.

3. Try to make sure your breasts are completely empty every time you breastfeed. This will ensure the mother's continued milk secretion and ensure milk supply. When it is clear that the baby is full, but there is still milk in the breast, use a manual breast pump to extract it to completely drain the breast.

4. Do not accumulate milk by increasing the interval between breastfeeding. This will not only fail to increase milk secretion, but will also cause milk secretion to decrease, because this practice is contrary to the milk secretion system. Only when the baby sucks frequently can the milk be secreted more and more abundantly.