Cui Yutao: Can I get my eyebrows tattooed while breastfeeding?

Semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing can greatly improve the appearance of female friends, so many female friends want to have semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing. However, many female friends who want semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing are in the breastfeeding period. They don’t know whether they can have semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing in this situation, so they are quite worried. So, is it possible to get semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo while breastfeeding?

Semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing is not possible during breastfeeding. Because in the case of semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing, local anesthetics or other chemical drugs need to be used, and these drug ingredients are likely to enter the breast milk, and then enter the baby's body, affecting the baby's health. Therefore, it is not recommended to get semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo during breastfeeding, so it is best for breastfeeding women to wait until the end of breastfeeding before getting semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo.

Semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing during breastfeeding will not only have adverse effects on the baby, but it is also likely to affect the health of breastfeeding women, and thus affect postpartum recovery. Therefore, women who are breastfeeding should focus on taking care of their bodies and don’t rush to get semi-permanent eyebrow tattooing to avoid adverse effects on their own health.

Although semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo can make female friends more beautiful, not everyone is suitable for semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo. In addition to breastfeeding women, there are also many taboo groups, such as people with skin diseases, hepatitis B patients, mental patients, scar physique, allergic physique, blood patients and patients with major organ diseases, etc., who are not suitable for semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo.

What are some common breastfeeding issues?

1. Eat enough at one time

Make sure you breastfeed until you are full each time you feed. When breastfeeding, feed for 10-15 minutes on each side. Try to keep your baby awake while feeding. If your baby starts to feel sleepy before he's full, you can tickle his feet, rub his cheeks, or pull the nipple away from him. Feed your baby as much as possible so that he can hold on until the next feeding.

2. Wake up the baby before feeding

When it is time to breastfeed, you need to wake up the baby. Mothers should let their babies sleep through the night instead of letting them sleep during the day and cry and make a fuss at night. When the feeding time is about to end, open the door of the baby's room, go in and open the curtains to let the baby wake up slowly. If the feeding time comes and the baby is still asleep, pick up the baby and give him to someone who likes the baby, such as the child’s father, grandfather, grandmother or other relatives and friends, and ask them to wake the baby up slowly. They will talk to the baby gently, hug him, or help him take off some clothes, so that the baby can wake up slowly.

3. Diligently follow the "breastfeeding-playing-sleeping" cycle

During the day, don't let your baby fall asleep as soon as he finishes feeding. If you play with your baby after feeding, he will be very happy because he is full and feels satisfied. Wait until the baby is too tired to have sex, and he will sleep more soundly and longer. When the next breastfeeding time comes, the baby wakes up with an empty stomach ready to drink milk.

Many people adopt the "breastfeeding-sleep-play" cycle method. This kind of cycle mode will make the baby's abdomen half hungry after waking up, and he can't play happily. The baby may also continue to feel very tired because he didn't sleep soundly or the sleep time was relatively short.

If the baby is in a half-hungry, half-tired state after waking up, he will definitely cry and make a fuss. At this time, the mother is likely to breastfeed the baby in advance when the baby is not empty. As a result, the baby develops the habit of eating snacks all day long, which is a polarization.

The baby can only be fed for the last time every day (around 10 or 11 o'clock at night), and the "breastfeeding-playing-sleep" method is not followed. After a whole day of activities, the baby is already very tired at this time. After breastfeeding, the mother should carefully pat his back to burp him, change his clean diaper, and then stop playing with him and send him to bed in time.