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Breastfeeding InformationOnline version

Fill in the Blanks game about breastfeeding information

by Jasmine Cliff
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Breastfeeding is Good for Baby and Mum

Breastmilk is all the food and drink your baby needs for the first months of life . It is an important part of their diet throughout the first .

The breastmilk you make changes to fit your baby ? s needs . For example it contains : different depending on their age , hormones that encourage at night time and antibodies to illnesses they may have .

Babies who are not are more likely to get ( such as gastrointestinal , respiratory and ear ) . This is because your in the first few days , and the that follows , contain antibodies .

Not breastfeeding is linked with a risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome ( )

Women who have not breastfed their babies have an risk of breast and ovarian .

Breastfeeding causes the release of the hormone that makes your contract . This helps to control loss after birth and helps your uterus return to its normal size quickly .

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Breastfeeding Works on Supply and Demand

Each breast contains glands that make milk . These contain clusters of alveoli , which are little hollow sacs with milk - making cells around the outside and milk in the centre . Tubes , called ducts , carry the milk from the to tiny opening in the .

The removal of the causes a mother ? s hormones to change and allows the hormone prolactin to breastmilk production .

Baby sucking at the breast causes the release of the hormone . This causes the alveoli to push out or release the and is often known as let - down .

The more your baby ? s causes a let - down and the more milk that is from your breasts , the more milk is made .

The of the breast is not related to how much milk it can make . The size is determined by fatty .





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Beginning Breastfeeding

Babies are born knowing how to make their own way to the , attach and start .

Skin to skin contact with your baby is important in establishing milk supply . Even if there is a gap of some or days before you can spend close skin - to - skin time with your baby , it will happen . Babies retain their feeding instincts for many .

Allowing baby to when they want and for as long as they want will help establish milk .

Most babies weight in the first couple of days . This is and does not mean that they need formula .

Newborns feed frequently . It is normal for a bay to feed 8 - times a .

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Positioning and Attachment is Important for Baby and Mum

Good means your baby will be getting the milk they need more easily .

Most nipple pain and damage is caused by attachment .
Good positioning and attachment includes :
? Baby has breast tissue , than just the nipple in their mouth
? Baby ? s is touching breast tissue and is free
? Baby ? s head , neck and back are in a line
? Baby ? s body is to mums
? Baby ? s head is straight or slightly tilted

If attachment is shallow or painful , the seal with a clean in baby's mouth and try again .

Trying different or attachment styles may help you get a good attachment .

Ensure are kept clean and dry in between feeds .

If good attachment continues to be difficult , call the ABA helpline or visit the ABA website for support .

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Meetings Education Helpline

The Australian Breastfeeding Association Offers Information and Support

Including :

? Breastfeeding : A phone line that is staffed by trained breastfeeding counsellors who can provide breastfeeding support and advice 24 hours a day .

? Breastfeeding : The ABA offers a variety of breastfeeding education resources , including in - person and online classes , workshops , and modules .

? Local : The ABA Catch - ups can help you connect with other breastfeeding mothers in your community .

? Website : Resources for every stage of breastfeeding , including pregnancy and challenges along the way .

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