breast milk up baby's nose

I'm not sure why your wife thinks breast milk up the nose would help an infant with the flu. I can't imagine a doctor would think that would do anything. Glad you told her to stop. In general, hiv transmission to newborns takes place IN utero (before born). However, typically an HIV positive woman is not recommended to breast feed. I would say risk is very low if any. Call your baby's doctor to be sure but again, would think any risk is negligible. Is your wife considering Prep?

32 pm it was a 30 min delivery very fast got here at ghe hospital at 2 something pm im not getting any breast milk any ways i can get breast milk my bby really needs it he was 3 weeks premature & is i special care

He has spit up twice now that was a large amount coming out of his mouth AND nose. Is this normal? He eats only breast milk. Im wondering if he has acid reflux, if its my milk, gas, or some other issue?

I'm breast feeding and for day 2 now he has been spitting up.. well actually I wouldn't call it spit up more like projectile vomiting. But only when he eats from my left side. Has anyone else had this happen or know maybe what it is causing it? He also hasn't pooped as much today as he has been. I haven't ate anything spicy or anything other than what I have been.

t squeeze the bulb when it is inside her nose - this will blow air up her nose. They have to squeeze the bulb first, hold it there and place the small end up the nose and then release the squeeze to suck out any mucous. I don't know if this will help but give it a try.

While breastfeeding u might but just get rid of ur milk for 8 hrs b4 feeding ur baby again cuz since it us painful all that adrenaline running threw ur body also goes to ur breast milk n could hurt ur baby's tummy or give him horrible colics

I Took A Breastfeeding Class &'d The Lady Said The Amount Of Milk You Produce Depends On The Baby..The Baby Sucking Controls Your Supply..i Dont Remember The Name Of The Hormone That Is In Control Of Milk Production..But Whateva Its Called It Is Set Off By Your Baby Sucking The Milk Out..The More Your Baby ***** The More You Produce..But Your Body Will Produce Enough For Your Baby So Dont Stress It..You Will Produce More As You Continue To Breastfeed..

You might still have to give formula along with breastfeeding that way your body can build up your milk supply.

You'll produce milk after birth and then 10 days you should get your full supply in. Baby's can only hold a tablespoon of milk in their tummy until 6 days old so dont worry and they also make vitamins and teas for moms to help boost the supply.

I only breast fed my daughter for two weeks due to a botched csection that landed me back in the hospital. However, I understand that spicy foods, dairy products, coffee, chocolate, cabbage, onions, green veggies, and tomatoes. It can take 2 weeks for something to leave your system (& breast milk). Keep a journal of what you eat so you can go back and what may have upset baby's belly. Some babies are very sensitive, some can live with a free for all in mom's diet.

Is it okay for baby to drink the clearish breast milk from the breast?

My husband was a stay-at-home-dad and bottle-fed her breast milk when I was at work and I nursed her when at home. Worked well for us.

Milk can come in before you have your baby. I'm 33 weeks and have milk already my Dr says its common because I breastfeed with my previous pregnancy. Everyone's body is different tho some woman don't leak at all.

I had my baby boy 5 days ago n i made the decision to bottle feed but my breast came in yesterday and my breasts really hurt. Is there anything i can do to dry up my breast milk? Ive tried cabbage leaves, ice packs n tylenol to relieve pain n swelling. Any other ideas?

My baby's 6 weeks old now and I just started breast feeding. I can't produce milk at all at the moment does this mean that aI should stop because it's to late to start breast feeding now? I try to pump it as much as I can and I can only get a few drops from it. I tried giving it to my baby to be he doesn't want to suck it because he's used to the bottle now what can I do.

I nursed my first for two years. Pumped while at work (overnights) and nursed straight from the breast at almost every other feeding except night time feedings. Baby's latch and baby's saliva and baby's closeness tell your hormones how much milk to make and what antibodies baby needs and what hormones will help with baby's health status (teething, a cold, constipation - mother's milk can fix all of it).

So I have had heavy and itchy breast for a few weeks now. I checked to see if I had milk and drops came out!!! Im only 21 weeks! !! Is this normal? ??

I was told the more you feed the more milk you make. Maybe once baby starts nursing again your supply will build back up.

Always remember this as well. Baby's stomach is smaller than a walnut. Plus they digest breast milk faster than formula. So be ready for frequent feedings. So much easier to adjust to their schedule. I slept better. Baby slept better. Baby was happier. Things were just better.

My theory is, if breast milk is so much better for a baby than formula, then why do you need to feed a every 2 to 3 hours on breast milk and every 3 to 4 hours on formula? Breast milk is natural, so it can be deemed as "better" and easier on the babys tummy, but formula has a garenteed amount of vitamins and minerals in every serving and as a mommy, i want to make sure my baby is getting all the needed vitamins and minerals in every feeding.

I was wondering when I start breast feeding (if he should latch on) I know my milk could take up to 72 hours to fully come in, but after getting the colostrum will he be starving til my milk comes in?? I don't wanna supplement at all if I don't have to. Not only because it could cause nipple confusion but I don't want him preferring it over the breast. My last baby is 11 years old so memory has faded a lil.

That way other people can help me out by bottle feeding them my breast milk if i need a break or anything.

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