What is Relactation and How to do it
Relactation is a widely used technique for breastfeeding in cases where mothers do not have milk or produce in small quantities, but it can also be used when the …
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Weaning: 4 tips to stop breastfeeding without trauma
The mother should only stop breastfeeding after the baby’s 2 years of age and in order to do so, she must reduce breastfeeding and its duration, to gradually start …
How to donate breast milk
Every healthy woman who is not taking medication incompatible with breastfeeding can donate breast milk. To do this, simply withdraw your milk at home and then contact the nearest human …
How should the premature baby feed
Premature babies do not yet have a mature intestine and many cannot breastfeed because they do not yet know how to suck and swallow, which is why it is …
How to Breastfeed – Breastfeeding Guide for Beginners
Breastfeeding has benefits for both mother and baby and should be encouraged by everyone in the family, being the best option for feeding the baby from birth to at …
How to breastfeed with inverted nipples
It is possible to breastfeed with inverted nipples, that is, that are turned inwards, because for the baby to breastfeed correctly he needs to grab a part of the …
How to store breast milk
To store breast milk, taken manually or with a pump, it must be placed in a proper container, which can be purchased at pharmacies or in bottles and bags …
How to make your child eat everything
If the child always throws tantrums at meals and only wants to eat sweets, snacks and processed foods, always refusing healthy and nutritious foods, what you need to do …
Discover the benefits of breastfeeding
Breastfeeding, which is the act of feeding the baby with breast milk, coming directly from the breast, must be exclusive during the first 6 months of the baby’s life. …
Know what it is and what the Risks of Cross-Breastfeeding
Cross-breastfeeding is when the mother hands her baby over to another woman to breastfeed because she does not have enough milk or simply cannot breastfeed. However, this practice is …