As often as they are hungry.
Scheduling will only impact on your milk supply.
mothers breastfeed because its very healthy for there baby.
yes, preterm babies can breastfeed. You may need some assistance from your nurse or a lactation consultant. If the baby does not breastfeed you should start to pump to help stimulate your milk supply.
breastfeed
Yes they do.
Yes, Amish women typically breastfeed their babies. Breastfeeding is often viewed as a natural and important part of motherhood within the Amish community.
No you can not breast feed your baby
Yes that is possible for some. It differs when women start to ovulate after but it can be at 1 month after. There is really no reason why you should not be able to get pregnant by now unless you breastfeed continuously for 6 months and don't give the baby anything else. That might protect you.
It is naturally sterile and safe to breastfeed a baby. The milk is always at the right temperature and doesn't cause allergic reactions. It helps to reduce breast cancer and has a high nutritional value. It is also cheaper and better for the environment.
Your newborn should be nursing 8 to 12 times per day for about the first month.
Because it's the best source of of nourishment for the baby. It also holds plenty of antibodies that builds up the immune system.
Although breast milk is normally better for babies than cows' milk, there are some reasons why a baby should not have its mother's milk. A mother who is using drugs, whether prescribed or not, is often advised not to breastfeed to avoid the baby ingesting the drugs. Some infections may also be a reason to avoid breastfeeding for similar reasons. There are also some instances where the mother is unable to produce milk, or enough milk to be able to breastfeed comfortably. Severe malnutrition might contribute to such a decision if alternative food is available for the baby.
At least half 5th of alcohol a day