After giving birth, women will enter the lactation period. Generally speaking, women who breastfeed should breastfeed their babies in a timely manner. In fact, not all women who have given birth will have breast milk, or some women may have a relatively small amount of breast milk, and many methods have been tried without much effect. What should I do if I try everything without enough milk?
Firstly, it is essential to have sufficient rest time. In fact, most postpartum women have insufficient milk intake due to insufficient rest. After giving birth, various conditions of the child may prevent them from resting normally at night. If there is insufficient rest time, it is very likely to result in a shortage of milk.
Secondly, breastfeeding should be done more diligently. Many new mothers may not be aware of the situation of feeding their children and are afraid that they will eat too much, so they do not feed them eggs frequently. In fact, when newborns are just born, they must be fed when they are hungry. Moreover, for mothers with less milk, breastfeeding more frequently can increase the secretion of breast milk.
Thirdly, strengthen the massage and unblocking of the breasts. If there is too little breast milk, massaging and unclogging the breasts is also a very effective method. It is recommended to use a warm towel to apply heat to the breasts before massaging, which will have a better effect on unclogging the breasts.
