Women need to breastfeed their babies in a timely manner after giving birth. In order to ensure timely and effective breastfeeding of the baby, women must start actively caring for their breasts before delivery. If adverse factors for breastfeeding are found in the breasts, timely improvement is needed. So how many weeks of prenatal breast care?
Actually, from the sixth month of pregnancy, women must pay special attention to proper care. At six months of pregnancy, expectant mothers can use a hot towel to wipe their breasts in a timely manner to ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of the breasts and nipples. If there is dirt on the nipple, it needs to be cleaned up in a timely manner. It is best to apply baby oil after wiping, which can effectively protect the breast and avoid nipple cracking during breastfeeding, causing unbearable pain during breastfeeding.
If the nipple is inverted or flat, it is best for pregnant women to gently twist the nipple out by hand while wiping the breast to avoid difficulties in breastfeeding due to inverted nipples in the future. If there is dirt on the nipple, it is best to moisturize it with baby oil first, and then gently wipe it. Do not use soap or other cleaning products to scrub, to avoid the nipple becoming dry and damaging.
However, it should be noted that the nipple should not be stimulated casually throughout pregnancy, as stimulating the nipple can cause uterine contractions. If it is in the early stages of pregnancy, it may lead to miscarriage, and if it is in the late stages of pregnancy, it may lead to premature birth.
