Depends on your diet and on your baby.
If you had a healthy pregnancy diet then no, but you should add a little more...
There are two sets of figures for the additional calorie intake required after three months.
Group 1 mothers are those whose breast milk no longer supplies all or most of their baby's food after the first three months.
Group 2 mothers are those who supply all or nearly all their baby's energy and nutrient needs for six months or more.
3-6 months:
Group 1 - 480 calories
Group 2 - 570 calories
More than 6 months:
Group 1 - 240 calories
Group 2 - 550 calories
If your baby is fussy, colicy or showing signs of an allergic reaction then you can try an elimination diet too see if any of the foods you are eating are causing the problems.
With my mother, sister and sister-in-law, cutting dairy from their diet helped their baby from getting stomach trouble.
Healthy foods like fruits, veggies. It also important to eat foods with a lot of protein like meats and fish. Vary your diet. Smoking, drinking or other drugs are extremely harmful to babys. It is also good not to drink a lot of coffee since it contains caffenie.
Hope this helps=)
with out forgetting she has to take rawvegetables fruits
it is safe to take postinor 2 while breast feeding ile breast feeding
Yes - but only 2 to 3 meals worth a week.
yes it is cuz my mom used to drink it when she was breast feeding me and now im 22
12 13 or 14
No.
Antiviral medication no to breastfeeding.
Human babies need breast feeding or formula in a bottle.
I don't believe peanuts harm infants but the harm while breast-feeding is, in some countries where peanuts aren't a regular dietary staple, it is not recommended to eat high allergen foods. Eating peanuts/peanut butter while breast-feeding may cause the child to have an allergic reaction it.
Pretty much any kind of drug smoking or alcohol will affect your baby during pregnancy and breast feeding
breast feeding because you have more of a bond with your child and breast milk is better for them then formula
The best weight loss program is to make sure that you eat a healthy diet while exercising. It is not suggested to take any chemical supplements while breast feeding.
No. Contact your doctor before taking anything.