Unfortunately, the baby may not breastfeed well, cry or worry at the same time, or refuse to breast. The most important thing in this case is to find out the reason for this behavior and try to eliminate it.
Instructions
Step 1
Difficulties can arise if the mother's breasts are too tight, that is, if the milk is separated with difficulty, which prevents the baby from sucking it out in the right amount. In order to prevent this difficulty, it is best to express the milk before breastfeeding, thereby making the breasts softer. Alternatively, you can try a massage.
Step 2
Another problem is the irregular shape of the nipples. Sometimes they can be retracted or flat, which prevents the baby from grabbing the breast properly. Here you need to adapt to suckling, breastfeeding, or using expressed milk.
Step 3
The baby may refuse to suckle milk if it tastes unpleasant. This happens due to the fact that mom is eating onions, spices or garlic, so you should avoid eating foods that can cause allergies.
Step 4
The baby can be repelled by the smell coming from the mother, so it is best for nursing mothers to take good care of their hygiene.
Step 5
The baby does not breastfeed well if he is sick.
