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Brest feeding more than two hours
My baby is 15 days old and I breastfeed him, but whenever he wakes up if he is waking up for two hours, then he need feed for two hours due to which breast is paining. I mean to say for whatever time he wakes up he need to latch is there Any solution for it? Usually, he wakes up around 2 AM to 7 AM, and for five hours. He need to put breast in mouth, otherwise he cry.
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i think he is hungry and he need breastfed every 2 hry
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Latching is important for baby
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nothing to worry
give breastfeeding on demands
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Rajkot
Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Sucking is not just for feeding in newborns
1. It’s also means of self soothing for them
2. Its also means of increasing milk production in mother; more sucking produces more milk
3. It’s also a way of giving salivary feedback to mother as to what baby needs; whether it’s more water content, whether it’s more fat, whether baby needs more immunity fighting power, all this is sensed by mothers bring through baby’s suck
4. It’s also a means by which both of you bond
So this is just a phase;
You are doing a great job by breastfeeding your baby;
Trust your baby and your body
Hold on for few more days and everything will fall in place
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