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How to handle breastfeeding in the early days after birth - Aurora Brooks
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Table of Contents
How to handle breastfeeding in the early days after birth
Establishing a breastfeeding routine
Positioning and latching techniques
Cross-cradle hold
Football hold
Recognizing hunger cues
Rooting reflex
Hand-to-mouth movements
Dealing with engorgement
Warm compress
Hand expression
Managing sore nipples
Proper latch
Nipple creams
Increasing milk supply
Frequent nursing
Proper hydration and nutrition
Seeking support
Lactation consultants
Support groups
Introducing a bottle
Paced bottle feeding
Choosing the right bottle
Returning to work while breastfeeding
Pumping and storing breast milk
Creating a pumping schedule
Handling common breastfeeding challenges
Low milk supply
Nipple confusion
Weaning from breastfeeding
Introducing solid foods
Night weaning
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How to handle breastfeeding in the early days after birth
Congratulations on the arrival of your little one! The early days after giving birth can be both exciting and challenging, especially when it comes to breastfeeding. As a new mother, it's important to have the right information and support to ensure a successful breastfeeding journey. In this article, we will provide you with valuable tips and advice on how to handle breastfeeding in the early days after birth.
Establishing a breastfeeding routine is crucial for both you and your baby. Creating a schedule and routine for breastfeeding can help ensure that your baby gets the nourishment they need and that you maintain a healthy milk supply. It's recommended to breastfeed your baby on demand, which means feeding them whenever they show hunger cues. This can help establish a good milk supply and promote bonding between you and your little one.
When it comes to positioning and latching techniques, finding the right position that works for both you and your baby is key. The cross-cradle hold is a popular technique where you cradle your baby's head with one hand and support your breast with the other. This