Typically, a baby is fed about 15 minutes on each breast 4 to 6 times a day. The baby should be fed exclusively breast milk for the first year of its' life. For the best interest of the child, continue breast feeding until the child is 2 or 3 years old.
Yes,but sometimes the milk can take awhile to come out after the baby is born so don't be discouraged about it!! Breast milk does not run out as long as YOU are using it!! You can breast-feed successfully until the age of 1 but some people do it until they are 5 (do not recommend doing that)
I have had three children and the period after birth lasted around 3 weeks. If you breast feed your baby you will probably not have another period after this one until you stop breast feeding.
A woman's breasts will continue to secrete milk as long as the woman continues to breast feed.
No. The child should already be formed and should be alright by that time. And also I don't think a mother can breast feed for that long anyway.
There should be no reason not to breast feed. If you are currently on maintenance doses of medication always check with your doctors about the medications you are on as some do pass through to the milk. Comfort could be the real deciding factor as having to quickly interrupt the feeding to run to the toilet may spoil the experience/bonding for the baby.
Depends on the size of the breast and how pregant or how long after baby is born, the woman is.
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No it wont spoil but the tendency is milk production will lessen then dry out.
How long will the baby be here with the big boob baby milker that breast feeds the children
If the baby's still breast-feeding, yes. You'll keep lactating as long as the baby feeds. Its the sucking action of the baby that stimulates milk production in the breast.
6-8 weeks
Around 18 months