The top 3 tips if your baby is unable to breastfeed in the first hours or days after birth
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 гру 2020
- A film to watch during your pregnancy to help you feel prepared for life after birth! Most babies latch on to the breast by themselves within the first few minutes or hour after birth, but for some babies, this doesn’t happen right away. We discuss the top three tips to help support your milk supply if your baby doesn’t breastfeed effectively in the first few hours or days.
#skintoskin #latch #MedelaSupports #Covid_19
If you have any concerns about your baby, yourself or your breastfeeding please seek support from your healthcare professional.
Thank you for explaining this, I evaluate my breastfeeding journey with my first born. I ended up having low supply in the long run because on first 3 days my milk wasnt expressed properly.
No problems at all, educating mums is always a top priority for us at Medela.
My wife literally had a baby and the skin to skin contact seems to be making the difference!
That's excellent to hear Chace! Congratulations on the birth of your baby 💛
Very informative for someone clueless
I havent been able to breastfeed my son for 3 wks since birth becoz no milk is coming out of my breasts, kindly advice
What advice would you give someone who would like to become a lactation consultant?
Hi Lindsey, what a fantastic role you are looking to undertake! Our advice would be to have a read of the following link found on the Australian Breastfeeding Association website and take it from there. Good luck and happy studying! www.breastfeeding.asn.au/becoming-lactation-consultant
Can we give lactogen to a new baby born
Hi Rikawanki, we recommend speaking with your GP or lactation consultant for all medical advice.
I have c sec at 38 week and hadn't enough milk at first 6 days, my baby now refused to latch what should I do
Hi Irum, thank you for reaching out. The best thing to do in this case is to contact your Healthcare Professional, your GP or a lactation specialist, and they will be best equipped to help you.
So I have a random question. My mother told told me that she was not able to breastfeed me, so she had a babysitter breastfed me for about a year. Could that possibly have any effect on why I never felt any sort of a bond with my mother, like my siblings did?
Hi Jillian, that's a question best asked to a Midwife or Lactation Consultant who will be best equipped to answer those kinds of questions.
Everyone is different, and so are the way we feels in which we feel any kind of emotion.
Thanks,
Medela Australia.
I have 45days old twin babies due to low birth weight babies are separated and formula milk given in bottles i have flat nipples also i want to give breast milk to my babies pls assist
Hi Navith, the best thing to do here would be to contact your Lactation Specialist. They will be best equipped to help you with your concerns. In the meantime, a Contact Nipple Shield could possibly help you. You can learn more about them here: www.medela.com.au/breastfeeding/products/breast-care/contact-nipple-shield