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Night life of my baby
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My one month old baby keeps crying and screaming at night though feeded full tummy. She jus wants my nipples to sleep and during night she sucks a lot with full strength which hurts me a lot. She herself leaves my nipple when she falls asleep but the moment she leaves my nipples she wakes up cries. Her only thought is nipple and she needs to suck. Thought is burp her, still she keeps vomiting the excess milk which she drunk. Any solution for this, pls help. Give me a solution to put her sleep
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Sucking is good for the Baby , It has many benefits to mother as well, it helps them develop their gum , cheek and more importantly it makes them more intelligent by increasing the number of neuronal connection in their brain,it has been found by research that these babies have better concentration and memory, if you have further questions ? I will be happy to answer through this link:- https://prac.to/drrksingh
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Give only one Breast at a time so that baby will get hind milk and go to deep sleep fast, next Breast next time after 2 hours, let the baby suck on only one breast to go to deep sleep fast,
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You need to take more rest during the day to be available at night for your baby otherwise your sleep will be disturbed and you will become irritated leading to harmful stress hormones getting secreted in your Milk and making baby also irritable and sleepless, Most importantly you need to enjoy feeding your baby then baby will get all the happy and relaxing hormones through your milk to sleep fast and deep, that’s what you want, Remember breast feeding is the biggest and Top job mother can only do it..........many more untold benefits... not possible to describe here, this is just a glimpse....
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