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Mary Obi
1. Clean with cotton wool. kindly see a Paediatrician who will prescribe appropriate medication for the BCG abscess
Dear mum, you need to ensure that your baby is well attached to your breast.
A breast feeding session should last up to 20 to 30 minutes.
It is not advisable to switch breasts during a breastfeeding session.
A breast feeding session should last up to 20 to 30 minutes.
It is not advisable to switch breasts during a breastfeeding session.
No, malaria cannot be transfer to the baby from the mother through breast feeding
Please, wait till your baby is 6 months. World health organization recommends 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding
Your son may have what we can gastroesophageal reflux, just a jargon that says food return from the stomach to the oesophagus after feed instead of staying down. For such babies, you need to keep them upright for up to 30 minutes or more after each feed so it stays down. You can keep them in the car seat put in upright position if you are too tired or busy to carry them that long others can help too sometimes that may not work and some babies need to have their feeds thickened and so on but we will do that only if it so bad and not allowing baby to gain weight please see your paediatricians for further management at that point.
The use of lemon while breastfeeding is not advisable. It can make babies fussy.
Avoid taking alcohol and self-medication. Also make sure to visit the hospital for antenatal care regularly .
It’s a myth
Postinor-2 is only intended as an emergency measure. If you have not already done so you should discuss with your doctor other methods of long term contraception.
You should not breast feed within three days after taking Postinor-2.
You should not breast feed within three days after taking Postinor-2.
A breastfeeding mum cannot take alcohol.
Yes you can continue, as long as you are up to it. Babies can continue breastfeeding until they are 2, but you most likely may not accomplish that. Just give as long as you can, Ensure you eat healthy too as well as try to establish adequate complementary feeds..
Yes. I actually started using my Baby Cry tracker app. I got early access through a friend. It's currently invite-only.
It gives me daily reports showing trends of how much my baby cried, and what at the time of the day she cries most of the time, and I also get to see week-to-week comparisons as my baby grows.
You can request invites here bit.ly/BabyCryTracker
It gives me daily reports showing trends of how much my baby cried, and what at the time of the day she cries most of the time, and I also get to see week-to-week comparisons as my baby grows.
You can request invites here bit.ly/BabyCryTracker
As a breastfeeding mother, you need to take lots of fluids and eat well balanced diet.
Also offer breast more for baby suck more often your body will be stimulated to produce more milk for baby.
When you have tried all this and no improvement, kindly go to hospital and see a lactation consultant.
Also offer breast more for baby suck more often your body will be stimulated to produce more milk for baby.
When you have tried all this and no improvement, kindly go to hospital and see a lactation consultant.
Kindly note that it is unusual for babies on ebf to have diarrhoea. If the stool sinks completely into diaper then it's diarrhoea.
You can give your baby ORS but if it persists kindly take your baby to the hospital.
You can give your baby ORS but if it persists kindly take your baby to the hospital.
Yes if you want to. Not absolutely necessary though if you eat food rich in sea foods especially fish oil; good source of Omega 3 fats
It depends on the sound. It may be normal or abnormal so you may need to take the child to see a doctor who can evaluate the child first to know if the sound is something to worry about or not
There is no special diet for breastfeeding mom, all your need to eat is good well nourishing balanced diet and avoid medications not prescribed by the doctor and also alcohol
Please continue breastfeeding your baby
Enough Pap with little milk
This might not have anything to do with breastfeeding. It could be due to rash or skin irritation.