There are two common reasons why a baby does not eat breastmilk: one is used to eating a baby bottle, and the other is that she has too little breast milk. In fact, breast milk is secreted according to the needs of the baby. As long as the mother gives the baby more suction and allows the nipple, it can increase the amount of breast milk. If you give your baby a baby bottle prematurely, because the teat sucks milk more easily than the teat, it may cause your child to skip breastfeeding.
Increase milk volume
If the amount of breast milk is too small, the baby will not have much power to do so. This may cause the baby to refuse to breastfeed. So the first step in getting your baby to breastfeed is to increase the amount of breast milk. The primary principle of milk secretion is secretion on demand, the more the baby eats, the more vigorous the mother excretes, so the primary principle of successful lactation is to allow the baby to suck frequently. One of the basic principles of breastfeeding is on-demand feeding. Newborns eat milk 10-12 times a day. Novice mothers need to be prepared. It will be harder at first. Confidence and persistence are the two most important factors for success.
If the feeding posture is not correct, affecting the baby's feelings of feeding, it may also lead to children do not like breast milk. Most new mothers and babies need to master breastfeeding skills, both breastfeeding and nipple posture. In the beginning, the mother and child had to go through a bit of work-up to achieve a good understanding. Your baby's sucking stimulates your body's secretion of prolactin and oxytocin, and then urges the glands in the breast to produce breastmilk. Frequent sucking helps milk secretion.
Not suitable for using milk bottles prematurely
Some parents may worry about lack of breast milk, but it is not advisable to add formula to your baby too early, or even add various complementary foods to your baby 4 months ago. The additive will satisfy the child's appetite and sucking requirements, making the child more sleepy than eating her mother's milk. Sucking breastmilk is more laborious. Sucking a pacifier can easily eat something. Once the baby is comfortable with the pacifier, it is no longer willing to spend effort to suck the mother's tits, and nipple illusion occurs. In special circumstances, if you must Feed Additives, let the baby suck the mother's teat first, and then use a small spoon or needle feeding.
If you really need to use a bottle, then parents can choose to use a simulated teat. Use a pacifier that feels like your mother's teat to feed your baby. Try to exchange it with your mother's teat when the baby is not paying attention, and let the baby get used to sucking the teat of the mother.
Waiting for the end of the milk period
Professional pediatricians recommend that infants within four months of age should not normally add supplementary foods. The baby within four months generally uses breast milk or formula as the staple food, while rice cereal, soup and porridge are all within the scope of complementary food. For babies over four months old, their physical development is much more mature than at birth. He begins to have no interest in breast milk or formula, but has a great interest in the food around and adult foods, which indicates that the baby has entered. "Infant tiredness". The time when this kind of annoying situation occurs is different for each baby. Some babies may appear weary when they are two months old. Therefore, parents should carefully observe and care for the baby carefully. Although the amount of milk was reduced during this period, as long as the body weight and development are normal, parents need not worry too much. When the baby is four months old, you can begin to add some complementary food to him. You can try to add rice and wheat flour. Because doing so can not only supplement the baby's nutrition, but also can train the baby's chewing ability.
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