Give Support to Mothers Who Can not breastfeeding

ASI is one type of food that meet all elements of the baby's needs, either physical, psikologisosial, and spiritual. Breastfeeding is very important for child development. But not all mothers can enjoy breast-feeding her child.
Mothers who managed to give exclusive breastfeeding until the child is two years old, would be proud. But unfortunately, sometimes mothers who managed to give this to her baby's first food, labeling of mothers who are less fortunate. In fact, such action is not very good.

"It is not good to label mothers who did not breastfeed. Because we did not know what had happened. Better help and support, "said Dr. Purnamawati S Pujianto, SpA (K), MMPed of Parents Care Foundation (YOP), when the seminar "Breastfeeding Is a Relationship" in the framework of World Breastfeeding Week 2016, which was held at the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia,
The aid in question according to him did not have the money or gifts, and also does not have to be expensive. "You can help by providing inputs, well what could be improved lifestyle or eating them," he said.
So better, give your support to help them achieve exclusive breast feeding her baby. Be mother to become a backrest and can give good advice and useful.
"Therefore, it will never diminish the value of a mother who was unable to breastfeed her child. And it does not mean that the mother can not raise a child meant well, "he said.
And for mothers who can not breast feed her, never desperate to keep trying different ways that breastmilk out. "Breastfeeding is a natural process and natural, so try to be patient and give yourself time," he said.

4 Breastfeeding Issues You Need To Know

American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has recommended exclusive breastfeeding for six months. This relates to the health of the child is good for metabolism up intimacy between mother and child.

However, exclusive breastfeeding can also cause a number of problems. As quoted Fit Pregnancy, following four common problems that often occur in new mothers when breastfeeding the baby:

1. Mother returning to workWorking mothers often have difficulty in pumping in the middle of the job. Many of those who stopped exclusive breastfeeding and opt for weaning.Nancy Hurst, director of Lactation and Milk Bank Services of Texas Children's Hospital Pavilion for Women, confirmed the first six weeks of really hard to overcome this.However, exclusive breastfeeding is very important for the good of their baby's mother, said Hurst, plus breast milk can also affect the growth of children's teeth.Debi Page Ferrarello, director of family education and lactation of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, recommends mothers pump breast milk using an electric pump.

2. Shame breastfeeding in public places

Breastfeeding in public to be a problem that often occurs in new mothers. Feeling awkward, embarrassed, or awkward new mother must have felt when they want to breast feed in public places

Simply by looking for a specific room to breastfeed or use a special fabric cover - will facilitate mother covering her breasts and impart a more comfortable even in the open space though.

3. Pain during breastfeeding

At the beginning of breastfeeding new mothers must have felt their pain in the nipple area. Such as pain, bruising, abrasions, until bleeding can occur the first time the benefits of breastfeeding.

This problem is very common but it does not mean the mother can not work around or avoid excessive pain.

Before experiencing these conditions, it is important for new mothers to consult with experts in breast milk or your doctor to get the proper teaching breastfeeding. As the feeding position to the right treatment if there is bleeding.

4. Breast milk production slightly

About 95 percent of nursing mothers have adequate milk production, but there is also a bit of her breast milk. But this can be overcome by special treatment by a lactation consultant.

"The breast is stimulated, milk production will be more," said Lebbing, who is also a lactation consultant at Silver Cross hospital in New Lenox.