How Often to Breastfeed?
A Lactation Consultant will be of great help to you for these types of events or feelings: • By day 4, if you do not feel your milk has increased. • For treatment of sore nipples. • Concern about your baby’s output (urine and stools). • If your baby is not feeding 8 to 12 times in 24 hours. • If your baby is sleeping on the breast, not suckling well, and seems hungry each time you take him/her off. • Ineffective positioning, latch-on and engorgement. • Breastfeeding challenges, i.e., twins, premature infants, babies with a slow weight gain, and women who have had breast surgery. • Advice for the working mother regarding how to continue breastfeeding after returning to work and help with planning a daily routine. • Advice on the most appropriate nursing bras and clothing items which allow for comfortable breastfeeding. Contact or visit Newborn Connections for a lactation consult or help selecting a nursing bra. Back to top When a Baby is Unable to Breastfeed Occasionally situations occu
