There is no magic answer to this one that fits all nursing mothers. The best rule of thumb is to always make sure that you are taking in liquids. While straight water is great for you and your milk production, your body's need for water can be satisfied just as well with tea or other (non alcoholic ) drinks. Rather than forcing yourself to remember to drink a certain number of glasses of water each day, just avail yourself to refreshing glasses of water through out the day. Listen to your body, if you're thirsty drink! If there is any one rule I would suggest it would be to try to have a glass of water next to you when you nurse your child. As you nurse your body will call out for a replacement of fluids. Having a glass of water you can sip from while nursing will satisfy this need. Of course the other indicator that you are drinking enough will be seen in your milk production. If you are having trouble making enough milk, try drinking more water. Do be wary of anyone telling you to drink this or that certain thing. Water is always the best thing for anyone to drink. If someone is trying to sell you their magic elixir, just say no thanks drink a glass of water and put the money you save into your child's college savings account.
you have to drink at least 8 cups of water a day.
2.3 ml for pregnant woman
Thirst is usually a good indicator of whether or not a person is getting enough fluids to drink. However, there is increased water loss when a woman is breastfeeding and the woman needs to make sure she is drinking more water than normal. Generally, a breastfeeding woman should be drinking around 100 ounces of water a day. If a woman's urine is relatively clear than she is drinking enough water.
My char was telling me this story. I personally do not believe it and i can't find anything on google either. Today someone told me again about a breastfeeding woman whose milk was "stolen" by a snake.
A male should drink about three liters of water per day. A woman should have 2.2 liters per day. This is an adequate quantity of water to stay hydrated.
Breastfeeding usually should be continued, because the rate of abscess formation in the infected breast goes up steeply among women who stop breastfeeding during a bout with mastitis.
You should drink a minimum of 3 litters of water a day to digest your food and have white urine.
Early breastfeeding and frequent breastfeeding increases the milk supply in a woman.
It is not recommended to drink while breastfeeding, but if you do, be sure to "pump and dump" - pump your breastmilk out with a breastpump and throw away that milk.
You should drink a gallon of water a day because the fetus recycles the water in your uterus and you need to keep your baby healthy. Drinking lots of water also helps with the recovery process.
No. A pregnant woman should never drink any type of alcohol.
Half your weight in pounds, and that's how many ounces of water you should consume per day (heard this on the radio).
Because they don't give birth to children, and a woman needs it for breastfeeding. Because they don't give birth to children, and a woman needs it for breastfeeding.
Drink water