Being a new parent can be daunting, but you don't have to do it alone! Share your concerns and get opinions from experts and fellow parents. This is also a space for you to share your parenting experiences with other young parents.
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james anderson Mar 1, 2024
As a new parent, I know how scary it can feel to face all the challenges alone. That's why it's so reassuring to have a place like this where we can share our worries and get advice from experts and other parents. Parenting is tough, but knowing we're not alone makes it easier. Let's support each other and share our experiences!
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It is a common problem faced by breastfeeding mother. It is temporary and will go away with time. Just a few tips that you can try to reduce the pain is apply coconut oil on the abraded region. You can also apply medicated breast ointments specifically to reduce nipple soreness. Sometimes even gently pressing your nipples with a warm cloth pad may provide relief.
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1Leena Jumani Sep 9, 2019
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1. Kindly visit a lactation consultant in any hospital near your house. A lactation consultant can help your baby latch, and also suggest the most comfortable position for you to breastfeed in. You could also invest in a sturdy breastfeeding pillow that helps keep your baby in a comfortable position while feeding and prevent backache for you.
2. In the meantime, kindly start pumping your milk using a breastpump to avoid breast engorgement. Pumping will also ensure that your milk supply doesn't go down, because breast milk works on the principle of demand and supply.
Night crying could also happen because of a number of reasons. One of course is she could be hungry. But she could also suffer from colic. After your breastfeeding issue is resolved, kindly visit a paediatrician to check your baby for colic. Also ensure a comfortable room temperature at night and give your baby a slightly warm bath before you change her in her night clothes. Please keep us posted about your baby, so that we can continue to be of assistance to you.
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Breast milk contains more whey than formula milk, thus babies find it easier to digest.
Read more about why formula milk may not be the best choice for your baby here https://www.parentcircle.com/article/10-shocking-facts-about-formula-feeding/
Roopa M Jan 24, 2019
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Just wanted to say that just like in hospitals around the around, where they offer breast feeding classes to new moms after birth, I think all hospitals should make such classes available. That will help the new moms and give them a lot of confidence.
Ranjitha Dec 17, 2018
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You can eat all that you want. You can eat other green vegetables, spinach, pumpkin and other types of dal. However, we advise you avoid very spicy food and oily food or food ordered from outside. Eat homemade food as it will ensure that the consistency of your breastmilk is not affected. Take care and do let us know if you have any other concern.
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Roopa M Jan 23, 2019
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Since babies can't express themselves, they communicate with their cries, and we might not understand them sometimes. To avoid that and be safe, it is better to watch the diet to some extent.
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Anonymous Aug 2, 2018
I am a mother of a 6-months old Baby Boy. I breastfed my child for the first three months. My first month with the baby was very difficult - he could not position his mouth with my nipple and sucked very little milk. I had a lot of pain as the milk got accumulated. Also, he would need feeding every 2-3 hours, but my milk was insufficient. Gradually, I started improving my diet and consumed more green vegetables and fruits, at a gap of two hours. This actually, improved milk production in the middle of the second month. Till then my child had also learnt to position himself better and I made sure to put my nipples near his mouth every time he needed to be fed. I hope it helps other mothers like me!
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