Take Yuting occasionally during breastfeeding

Under normal circumstances, if you breastfeed your child within 24 hours after taking birth control pills, there will not be any major effects. Therefore, in the above situation, it is recommended to refrain from breastfeeding for 24 hours before breastfeeding the child, because birth control pills are also estrogen drugs. Therefore, it has a certain impact on children.

The breastfeeding period is long, usually at least 6 months, or even up to 2 years. There are many common problems during this period, and it can be a forbidden zone if you are not careful. What are the common problems during breastfeeding?

1. Do not take medicine casually: Although breastfeeding is a little easier than pregnancy, you cannot be negligent, especially when it comes to taking medicine. Many breastfeeding mothers know that you cannot take medicine casually during breastfeeding. Affecting milk secretion is a small matter, but sending milk to the baby is a big deal, which will affect the baby's growth and development. Therefore, mothers should take medicine under the guidance of a doctor during breastfeeding.

2. Pay attention to the hygiene of breastfeeding: Before breastfeeding, you must wipe the nipple with a clean hot towel and then let the baby suck it. This can ensure hygiene. After breastfeeding, you should wipe it again to make sure there is no dirt left on the nipple, and wipe the baby's mouth to avoid making the baby uncomfortable.

3. Maintain sufficient breast milk: During breastfeeding, you must pay attention to drinking water and do not reduce the amount of water you drink every day. You should also pay attention to your diet. Only with sufficient nutrition can your baby have enough breast milk to drink.

4. Store unnecessary breast milk: If the mother still has plenty of milk after the child is full, it is recommended to use a manual breast pump to extract the breast milk, and then put the extracted breast milk in the refrigerator for freezing, so that the baby can be warmed up and fed to the baby when he is hungry or the mother goes out. If the breast milk is very sufficient, it can be thrown away. The manual breast pump must be cleaned to prevent mastitis caused by bacteria.