hello, I breastfeed my second bb, there is now a little over a month … AC is not n'arrete qq days to claim, I feel like I do only ca … I put in two breasts each time. he wakes up 3 times a night. I'm exhausted and I feel no longer have milk. I suppose it makes a growth spurt. I'm two fingers "cracked" and give him a bib at least for the evening. for my first I did not give bib before 4 months and I feel guilty. I find that this "peak" very hard lgtps. do you think the growth peaks last how long? this is different depending on the child? what are the foods that promote breast milk production or you know of organic teas or drinks effective for that? thank you …
You do not have enough milk. So instead of coming on the internet asking strangers how to get milk Go and buy milk for the age of your baby and gives him the bottle Poor kid. Already starving
infusion of fennel seeds, courage, it will pass, courage and do not stress it may have repercussions on your milk, drink lots of water is magical! courage!
ca little time indeed several days, I advise you that little fennel, beer without alcohol (course) and plenty of water … you just find a lot of information on the LLL website does not hesitate to go visit and good luck. Ps / is not listening gossips who say you have more milk.
For me the best method was … breast pump between feedings! hyperstimulation for increased milk production. Above all do not then give the baby to drink, otherwise it is the opposite of course (he drinks so less hungry, so head less). Eventually, you freeze. Otherwise, unfortunately, throw it away. It was the board (very effective for me) to the midwife. Otherwise: fennel tea, and granules in pharmacy, whose name I forget. (Very effective too) Myrabelle: you're crazy to say such nonsense. Incompetent and malicious.
A growth spurt can last from several days to two weeks … If you breastfeed exclusively up to now there is no reason why you have started to produce less milk, and even this would be the case, putting it in as you do, it should soon be settled! But honestly, I think especially at peak growth of "six weeks (approximately). If your goal is to continue to breastfeed, I encourage you there: this is a difficult time to pass! If it can reassure you, at the age of your baby, my daughter woke me up as 3-4 times a night! (Well now, if you want to stop breastfeeding, take your decision, but does not feel guilty.) I'd advise against the bib in the evening if it is not a view of weaning all that nothing says it you wake up less at night. For drinks and foods: see Internet, but have not tried, which I can not advise you. Courage!