Drinking water while breast feeding is actually a smart and prudent thing to do. When the situation allows, such as when nursing at home, the best thing to do is to have a glass of water close at hand. It is very important for a nursing mother to stay well hydrated. After all, breast milk is primarily water and that water needs to be replenished for the mother's best health. If a nursing mother is not prone to drinking alot of water, she should make sure that she has another source of additional fluids. Natural fruit juices, herbal teas, and the like are good additions to drinking water. Of course stay away from alcoholic and caffeinated drinks as these will pass on negative substances to your baby. So drink up mothers! And nurse well and long!
yes it is cuz my mom used to drink it when she was breast feeding me and now im 22
The mother can drink alcohol if she wants her child to be a wack job when it gets older.
It all depends on who is doing the drinking of the milk: If you are a baby human, the very best thing to drink is mother's milk. If you are a baby cow, the very best thing to drink is cow's milk. If you are a baby soy bean, drink soy milk. (Sorry for the bad joke) The truth is that for babies, breast is best. Without doubt, the longer a baby nurses at its mother's breast the greater the benefits it will receive. Don't forget that the benefits of breast feeding extend past nutrition. There are huge short term emotional health, immunological, long term mental health, and long term physical health benefits that accrue with breast feeding. The nursing mother also gains health benefits from nursing. It is especially true that these secondary benefits can only come through breast feeding and that a bottle full of Bessy the Cow's milk will never meet.
No and it may damage your breast if you aren't breast feeding. Size is determined by DNA. No cream, pill, food, or drink will make you larger.
Yes. Though a glass of wine is unlikely to cause any concern.
A woman may go on a specific breast feeding diet so she knows the baby she is feeding is eating healthy. For example, one who is breast feeding would not want to drink alcohol because it would be passed onto her baby.
i am not sure but i think u need to make him drink from a bottle of milk (like babies)
None. Zero. Zip. Nada. Do NOT do NOT drink alcohol while pregnant!
If you are breast feeding, I strongly urge you not to drink any alcohol whatsoever. The majority of it will be out of your system in several hours, but the toxic byproducts can take even longer for your body to eliminate. To be safe, do not drink alcohol while breastfeeding.
It is a good idea to drink decaffeinated beverages versus caffeinated beverages when you are breastfeeding. Caffeine makes an infant irritable. Also remember to drink plenty of water when you are breastfeeding.
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.
A breastfeeding mother needs to drink enough water to satisfy her thirst. A baby normally needs only breast-milk for the first six months of life. Giving water can fill the baby up too much so it gets insufficient calories and can cause the milk supply to drop. Once the baby starts to have other foods, cooled boiled water can be offered at mealtimes.