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Breastmilk production
My 1 month old baby breastfeeds for around 10-12 min almost every hour. However at night her demand increases due to which my breast milk almost becomes nil. As such she remains little hungry towards end and cries the whole night. Though the milk replenishes but it takes some time. Can someone kindly help me?
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Dear Mother, You are doing a great job by exclusively breast feeding the baby. There are techniques to deal with perceived low supply which can help you. You can connect with me for Lactation Counseling guidance.
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Breast feeding on demand should be continued.
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You may need lactation counseling with your pediatrician to see whether baby is latching properly ( latching - baby attaching to breast covering majority of areola ) Take enough rest, sleep with the baby. Healthy high energy dense food, fruits , vegetables, lots of water and soups for stress free lactation All the best
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Hello Don't worry, everything is going to be ok. More baby feed, more is milk with mother - it's good thing. To check weight - for milk sufficient - worry. Take care, Follow my Instagram for details health Q&A. #tiwarichildclinic 🙏Tiwari child clinic Delhi🙏
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