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Breastfeeding problem
Hello doctor,
My son was 55 days old nd he s not properly taking breastfeeding...I tried in different positions but he s not satisfied and screaming a lot while feeding to me..Relations around me is very strong n mother feed but my son s not feeding...just 5 minutes he s feeding to me...In between that he s screaming...Wat should I do...v r giving Isomil powder by doctors suggestion...Is dis OK to feed powder milk instead of mother feed..Wat should I do to make him feed mother milk..can u pls suggest me vd dis problem...I was very worried abt tat I can't feed him..I tried a lottttt but he s not taking my feed...And another problem I have Oly one side a proper nipple fa feeding another side it's not n proper way to feed him...I m feeding Oly in left side...Wat should I do fa dis also...guide me vd these problems..pls I already posted dis question bt I didn't get any rply...m n big confusion pls answer me...
2 month old child and you have feeding issues and supplemented your milk with isomil. in your question i identify problems,
nipple issues
nipple confusion to your baby.
babies growth concerns and maternal anxity.
mam try to express your milk and give it by spoon after the child has finished a breast feeding session.do not use bottle as milk in bottle trickles down childs throat by gravity and whereas the child has to make an effort to extract milk from mothers breast.then check the childs growth on a growth chart if his graphs are showing good growth then alls well,then again isomil is a bitter formula better try nan -low lac instead
Next Steps
see lactational videos on you tube that should help
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