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00:00Increase your milk production

00:04Increase your milk production

00:10Most mothers can produce all the milk their babies need.

00:15However, if your baby is not developing as it should,

00:19feeding it in a more effective way will help increase your milk production

00:24to meet the baby's growing needs.

00:27This video shows the steps to increase your milk production

00:31and feeding your baby.

00:35First, improve the holding of your baby.

00:41If your baby is holding only on the nipple,

00:44he is receiving very little milk.

00:49But when he swallows a larger portion of his breast,

00:53the milk will come out easily.

01:01A deep hold helps the baby to suck effectively,

01:05allowing him to get more milk from his breasts.

01:09This stimulates the breasts to produce more milk,

01:12enough for the baby's needs.

01:16Many babies do not grow well adapted,

01:19because most mothers produce a lot of milk in the beginning.

01:23Over the months, however, if the baby is not stimulating the breasts well,

01:28his milk production may decrease.

01:36The baby begins to become restless to the breast,

01:39pulling or beating, and may reject his breast completely

01:43or breastfeed for very short periods,

01:45because the flow of milk does not reach his needs.

01:53To avoid this, try to improve the baby's grip from the beginning,

01:57when he is newborn.

02:06Then do breast compressions.

02:11This will improve his milk flow and will make his baby continue to breastfeed.

02:17If the baby falls asleep quickly to the breast,

02:20improving the grip and then compressing will make the milk flow.

02:24The baby will drink again and will wake up when the milk comes out.

02:33Compress by pressing the breast between the thumb and fingers

02:36as far as possible from the nipple.

02:39The pressure must be firm, but it should not hurt.

02:46Compress while the baby is breastfeeding and rest while the baby is resting.

03:00If the baby is drinking well, there is no need to compress.

03:09Finally, breastfeed your baby well and frequently.

03:16In the first few days after birth, the baby will often feel hungry,

03:20at least 10 times between the birth of the sun and the next.

03:25The stomach of a newborn is small, so they need to feed frequently.

03:31The baby can breastfeed well and feel hungry quickly.

03:39His interest in breastfeeding can be awakened by holding him close to his breasts.

03:45Observe the signs of hunger.

03:49Move the lips.

03:52Take the hand to the mouth.

03:56And turn the head from one side to the other.

04:00Feed your baby whenever you observe signs of hunger day and night.

04:07There is no need to control the time the baby is breastfeeding,

04:10or remember when the breast has breastfed.

04:13Some babies breastfeed quickly and others are slow.

04:18Your baby will know when the flow in one of the breasts has decreased and is ready to go to the other side.

04:26As the milk flow decreases, the baby can let go of the breast by itself.

04:34Hold him in your chest.

04:37Wait patiently. The baby may start to show signs of hunger again.

04:45He was interested in returning to the breast two more times.

04:53Finally satisfied, the baby can fall asleep and let go of the breast.

05:01Sometimes the baby may suddenly want more milk than before.

05:06This is normal.

05:08It means that the baby is growing and so is his hunger.

05:13Following the signs of your baby, feed him more often.

05:18This will naturally increase his milk production.

05:24Do not give water, sweetened water, tea, honey,

05:33substitutes for breast milk or anything else to your baby.

05:37These products can fill the baby's stomach and he will not feed so much to the breast.

05:43This will reduce his milk production.

05:46They can also transmit harmful bacteria to the baby and make him sick.

05:53Instead, follow the signs of your baby.

05:56Feed him frequently whenever he shows signs of hunger.

06:03After a few days of additional breastfeeding,

06:06as long as your baby is well adapted and the mother compresses

06:10to make each breastfeeding more effective,

06:13the milk production will increase to meet the baby's needs.

06:19Breast milk is the best.

06:21In the first six months of your baby's life, it is all he needs.

06:27It contains all the nutrients in the right amounts for the baby to grow and develop.

06:37Remember, almost all women can produce all the milk according to the baby's needs.

06:47Use compressions to improve milk flow.

06:52When the baby is well adapted and is breastfed whenever he is hungry,

06:56the mother will produce plenty of milk.

07:22For more information, visit www.FEMA.gov

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