Κατηγορία: Το ξεκίνημα
-
Θέσεις Θηλασμού
Proper positioning of both mother and baby when breastfeeding, and in particular the attachment of the baby to the breast, enables your baby to get enough breastmilk and can help to prevent sore nipples and insufficient milk supply. Make sure you are comfortable: either sitting up or lying in bed, or sitting in your favourite chair. Many mothers find it helpful to create a flat lap in the early days, either by elevating the feet or sitting on a pillow. Some mothers raise their babies to breast height, while others use the natural nurturing approach of holding their babies diagonally across their bodies.
-
Το πρώτο τάισμα του μωρού
Read breastfeeding advice and what to expect in the first few days after your baby has been born. Including why colostrum is so important and how often you should expect to feed your baby.
-
Διατροφή κατά το θηλασμό
You do not need to take in lots of extra calories while you are breastfeeding, nor do you need to eat anything special – just make sure that you have a healthy, balanced, nutritional diet while breastfeeding.
-
Σίτιση ανταποκρινόμενη στην διάθεση του παιδιού.
Paced Responsive Feeding allows a carer to feed mum’s precious expressed breast milk whilst mum is apart from baby and allows mums to go from breast to bottle and back again.
-
Η σημασία του μητρικού θηλασμού
one of the biggest decisions you will face when baby arrives is whether to breastfeed or bottle feed. That’s why here at Lansinoh we have put together a comprehensive guide to the benefits of breastfeeding, to educate you, allowing you to make an informed decision.
-
Ο δεσμός με το μωρό σας
Bonding between parent and baby is the enormous attachment you feel towards them, the feeling that you would do anything for them, the reason that you can’t stop looking at them or kissing them and the fact that you would protect them with your life.
-
Τοκετός και Γέννηση
Unknown to many women, your waters breaking isn’t actually the first sign of labour.
-
Θηλασμός – Οι πρώτες ημέρες
In the first days, you and your baby are getting to know each other and everything is new to both of you. While breastfeeding is a natural process, there are still some bits you and baby will need to get the hang of, such as latching on, breastfeeding positions or breastfeeding in public, just to name a few.
-
Κατάθλιψη μετά τον τοκετό
The week after your baby is born (usually on day three) you may feel a little down, upset and irritable – this is known as the baby blues. The baby blues are extremely common, with 8 out of 10 mums experiencing some change in their mood the week after giving birth. If you think about what your body has just been through in labour, not to mention the past 9 months, then you understand that your body now needs to get back to how it was pre-pregnancy, not just physically but mentally too. The pregnancy hormones begin leaving your body when your breastmilk starts to come through, which is when you may feel the changes in your mood. They shouldn’t affect you for very long and usually pass within a couple of days and sometimes in a matter of hours. Women who successfully breastfeed have a decreased risk of developing postnatal depression, this is because the happy hormone, oxytocin, is realised every time you feed your little one.
-
Το μωρό μου λαμβάνει αρκετό γάλα ;
When you first begin to breastfeed your new-born, you may be anxious to know exactly how much milk he is gettingand how much milk baby needs.
-
Η σημαντικότητα του μητρικού θηλασμού
As we know, studies have shown that the health benefits of breastfeeding for both mother and baby are extensive, and include immediate benefits, longer term benefits, as well as psychological benefits and helping to establish a close bond. New research about further potential health benefits is continually coming to light. (UNICEF 2013)
-
Οι πρώτες μέρες
How to incorporate good breastfeeding support into midwifery care.