Just before breastfeeding, warm up your breasts, either in the shower or put on a compress and then squeeze out some milk by hand. You can then breastfeed.
Reply by: DoctorHello, I would like to ask, a while ago my 8-month-old son probably bit a small piece of a plastic cover from my mobile phone, it could have been a piece up to 2mm, until now I noticed that I was missing a piece, it was rounded. He didn't cough, he's cheerful, he plays, he doesn't have anything in his mouth anymore, he doesn't bleed from his mouth, I gave him a drink, he drinks normally. Should I go to the doctor with him, will it go come out in his stool or could something happen? Show more
From: MomHello, I now have a 3-week-old daughter, born at term, gaining weight well, breastfeeding fully. However, for the last few days, she wants to be on the breast nonstop. As soon as I put her aside, she sleeps for a while, but then she wakes up and nothing calms her except breastfeeding, so I sometimes even breastfeed every hour, day and night. I’m starting to get very tired. I’d like to ask if I can give her a dummy? Will it affect breastfeeding? Show more
From: MomHello, I would like to ask, what is the normal colour and consistency of stool in a newborn? Show more
From: MomHello, my son is 10 months old and has been walking alone without being held for two weeks now. But it seems that his feet don't point outwards, as they should, instead they point inwards. Will this correct itself And is it better to buy him some shoes or leave him in socks? Thank you very much for your advice. Show more
From: MomHello, I’d like to ask, what is the latest that a baby should be able to raise its head whilst on its tummy? My daughter will be exactly 3 months in a week, she was born at term. She’s cheerful, she laughs, she’s started burbling sometimes, she’s also interested in toys, she’s gaining weight nicely, but she doesn't want to be on her tummy much. And when she is, she can only keep her head raised for a while, then she leans on her forehead and starts crying. I try to put her on her belly about 2-3 times a day. Show more
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Painful breastfeeding
Before breastfeeding, my breasts are very swollen and painful. What can help me?