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17/01/2025

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12/01/2025

Myth 1: Breastfeeding always comes naturally.
Fact: While breastfeeding is natural, it’s a learned skill for both mom and baby. Challenges like latching, positioning, and milk supply are common but can be overcome with support and practice.

Myth 2: Small breasts can’t produce enough milk.
Fact: Breast size has no impact on milk production. Milk supply depends on demand (how often the baby nurses) and proper latch, not breast size.

Myth 3: You can’t breastfeed if you’re sick.
Fact: In most cases, breastfeeding while sick is safe and beneficial. Your body produces antibodies that can help protect your baby from illness.

Myth 4: Breastfeeding causes your breasts to sag.
Fact: Breast sagging is due to pregnancy hormones, age, and genetics—not breastfeeding. Wearing proper support during pregnancy and breastfeeding can help.

Myth 5: Formula is just as good as breast milk.
Fact: While formula is a nutritious alternative, breast milk is uniquely tailored to your baby’s needs and provides antibodies that formula cannot replicate.

Myth 6: You have to stop breastfeeding if you return to work.
Fact: Many moms successfully pump and store milk for their babies while working. Supportive workplaces and planning can make this possible.

Myth 7: Breastfeeding mothers need a perfect diet.
Fact: While a healthy diet is beneficial, your body will prioritize making nutritious milk even if your diet isn’t ideal. Staying hydrated is key.

12/01/2025

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10/01/2025

Causes of Cracked Ni***es & Remedies
1. Improper Latch: The baby may not latch onto the breast correctly, causing friction or pressure.
2. Dry Skin: Environmental factors or frequent washing can dry out the skin.
3. Thrush or Infection: Fungal or bacterial infections can exacerbate or cause cracking.
4. Pumping Issues: Using an improperly fitted breast pump fl**ge.
5. Overuse: Frequent or prolonged breastfeeding sessions.
Cures and Remedies
1. Adjust Latch:
• Ensure the baby has a wide latch covering most of the ar**la.
• Seek guidance from a lactation consultant if needed.
2. Use Ni**le Creams:
• Apply lanolin-based creams (e.g., Lansinoh) or natural oils like coconut oil to soothe and heal.
3. Air Dry:
• Let ni***es air dry after feeding to prevent moisture buildup, which can worsen cracks.
4. Breast Milk:
• Express a small amount of breast milk and apply it to the ni**le. It has natural antibacterial and healing properties.
5. Hydrogel Pads:
• Use cooling hydrogel pads to soothe and promote healing.
6. Proper Hygiene:
• Wash ni***es gently with warm water (avoid soap, which can dry out skin).
7. Modify Feeding Position:
• Try different breastfeeding positions to reduce strain on specific areas of the ni**le.
8. Treat Infections:
• If symptoms persist, consult a doctor to rule out or treat infections like thrush.
9. Rest if Necessary:
• If nursing becomes unbearable, consider expressing milk temporarily to allow the ni***es to heal.
10. Stay Hydrated and Nourished:

• Proper hydration and nutrition support skin health and recovery.
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10/01/2025

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07/01/2025

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01/01/2025

19/12/2024

To reduce gas in a breastfeeding baby, you can:
1. Adjust Feeding Techniques:
• Ensure a proper latch to minimize air intake.
• Keep the baby in an upright position during and after feeding.
2. Burp Frequently:
• Burp the baby during and after feedings to release trapped air.
3. Watch Your Diet:
• Avoid gas-inducing foods like beans, broccoli, cabbage, and carbonated drinks.
• Monitor for sensitivities to dairy or spicy foods.
4. Paced Feeding:
• If using bottles, opt for slow-flow ni***es and paced feeding.
5. Tummy Time and Massage:
• Gently massage the baby’s tummy or use the “bicycle legs” technique to ease gas.
6. Seek Medical Advice:
• Consult a pediatrician if gas persists or is accompanied by other symptoms.

19/12/2024

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12/12/2024

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05/12/2024

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05/12/2024

Colostrum is the first milk produced by the breasts during late pregnancy and the first few days after childbirth. It is thick, yellowish, and nutrient-rich.

Benefits of Colostrum:

1. Nutrient-Dense: Packed with proteins, vitamins, and minerals essential for newborns.
2. Boosts Immunity: Contains antibodies, particularly IgA, to protect against infections.
3. Aids Digestion: Helps a newborn’s digestive system develop and function properly.
4. Laxative Effect: Helps pass meconium (baby’s first stool) and reduce jaundice risk.
5. Promotes Growth: Contains growth factors that support organ and tissue development.

Colostrum is often referred to as “liquid gold” for its immense health benefits to newborns!

30/11/2024

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28/11/2024

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28/11/2024

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28/11/2024

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