Each month, there are different milestones to expect during your baby's first weeks and first three months. If your baby is not meeting their milestones, please contact your doctor.
What should you know about your newborn in the first two weeks since childbirth? There is plenty you can already look out for to help get your baby off to a great start in breastfeeding. Signs of good feedings:
Growth Spurt
Finding Your Groove
Is your growing baby getting enough breastmilk? Here are some ways to find out:
A Growth Spurt may occur at 6 weeks, 3 months, and again at 6 months. Here are things you can expect:
Have you heard something about breastfeeding but do not know if it is true. The Lactation Consultants at Sierra View Medical Center’s Breastfeeding Center are eager to help you learn the difference!
1. What foods should you be eating while breastfeeding?
2. Can you breastfeed if you feel unwell?
3. What should you do if you’re taking medication?
4. What should you do if your nipples are bleeding?
At 3 months here is what you can expect:
If your baby is not meeting their milestones, please contact your doctor.
Useful Info for Breastfeeding Mothers:
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