In addition to newborns who don't need extra water, mothers should pay attention to the following ten taboos!
Taboo 1. Drug abuse during breastfeeding
Milk is an excellent nutrient for babies, and it is also a channel for drugs in the mother to enter the baby. In order to give the baby healthy milk, mothers should avoid taking drugs, especially diazepam, ergotamine, methadone, isoniazid, codeine, chloramphenicol, erythromycin, tetracycline, sulfonamides, chlorpromazine, atropine, aspirin, phenobarbital and so on. Ideally, when medication is needed, doctors should be specially reminded that they are breastfeeding.
Taboo 2. Eat with heavy makeup
Since the baby is in the mother's belly, the mother is the closest person to the baby. Sensitive baby, can keenly smell the mother's smell, identify the direction where the mother is, and show intimacy and love. However, if the mother wears heavy make-up, the baby's sense of smell will be disturbed, and she will not recognize her mother's appearance, which will lead to vigilance, anxiety and even upset and refuse to breastfeed.
Taboo three. Give the baby a pacifier
Don't give your baby a pacifier, because a pacifier is likely to give birth to a baby? Nipple illusion? So I am tired of my mother's milk and can't absorb the nutrition in breast milk.
Taboo 4. Eat when you have a fever
If the mother catches a cold during lactation and has fever symptoms, she should take her temperature first. If the temperature is above 38℃, don't breast-feed your baby. Mother should squeeze the milk out in time to prevent agglomeration and affect milk secretion. Wait until the temperature is normal before feeding the baby.
Taboo five. Feed while watching TV.
Television not only emits light and sound, but also interferes with the baby's hearing development. At the same time, the mother only watches TV and forgets to amuse and communicate with the baby, which is not conducive to the improvement of mother-child feelings and the development of the baby's intelligence.
Taboo 6. Eat when angry
Don't believe that when you are angry, your body produces toxins. If the mother breast-feeds her baby when she is angry or just angry, it will make the baby inhale breast milk containing toxins and be poisoned, from light to heavy. Therefore, lactating mothers must control their emotions. Anyway, it's too much to be angry, isn't it too much not to be angry?
Taboo 7. Eating after exercise
Many mothers may not know this, so we need to remind everyone to pay special attention. You know, exercise above moderate intensity produces lactic acid, which will stay in the blood and make milk taste bad. Therefore, breast milk should only engage in some moderate exercise, and rest for a while after exercise before feeding.
Taboo eight, regular feeding
Breastfeeding, in fact, does not need a fixed time, and it is generally advocated now? Breastfeeding on demand? That is, whenever the baby is crying or the mother thinks it should be fed, she will pick up the baby and feed it. Generally speaking, after a period of time, babies will gradually form their own feeding rules.
Taboo 9. Weaning can only be done during work.
After six months of maternity leave, if I have to go to work, should I continue breastfeeding? The answer is no! Storing breast milk can not only let the baby continue to enjoy breast milk, but also keep the mother's milk secretion and prevent pain. You can use a milking machine for milking, and now all the electric milking machines sold online are very easy to use. Extruded milk should be put in sterile glass or plastic bottles with sealed lids. It is ideal to use breast milk storage bags, which are also sold in the domestic market. Generally, stored milk can be stored for 12 hours at room temperature.
Taboo 10 Feed only one side at a time.
Feeding only one side at a time will reduce the stimulation to the breast and naturally reduce lactation. To this end, try to feed both sides every time you breastfeed. Even if the baby is full after eating the milk from one breast, the mother should empty the other breast.