Breastfeeding

i dont think it can be safe for using it longer, because milo contains a lot of sugar. better you choose the infused water. instead of water you can still taste the fresh water from lemon or cucumber

For me yesss.

Yes for me 😊

Yes for me !

Too sweet, for me

freeze it flat bag and keep it upright.

I freeze tham as a flat bag and put then inside a plastic container to save space. The storage bags a use have 3 seals, no worries of spilling

I freeze flat then put them standing up.

Flat bag

I freeze mine as a flat bag for storage

Can try Dried Red Dates, Dried Longan, Wolfberry, Fenugreek and Rock Sugar. Boil everything for 30mins and drink it. It works for me!!

Cookies ill give you the recipe soon

Hi. You may find this article useful https://sg.theasianparent.com/how-to-increase-breast-milk-supply

More demand, more supply.. strictly 3hourly pumping for working mommies at work, keep on breastfeed while with baby.. Power pumping when having free time during weekend😊

Drink a soup everyday.

Hi. You may find this article useful https://sg.theasianparent.com/how-to-increase-breast-milk-supply

Like what Idza and Diana have mentioned, soy milk is healthy and has a number of benefits for the nursing mother. It is also believed to be a good milk booster for some. The only thing to note is that

The estrogen in soy milk is considered high when compared within plant based food. When you compared with animal based food, the hormone amount exist in soy is very little as compared to the hormones

There are conflicting camps regarding this questions; soya milk or soy products are good for increasing breast milk supply because it contains calcium and fortified iron, all good things for babies.

i think thts not a serious case for your baby, as long as your baby still calm and healthy, yes go for it. i mean thts good ur baby try another taste tht meets in his tongue. in serious note you eat t

ofcourse you can eat. i love spicy food too

Better if you don’t eat before breastfeeding. Eat nalang after kung gusto mo talaga.

I still eat tho.

Different people have different experiences. It's best to have in moderation, unless it shows an impact on your child.

Its normal. Babies will rub their eyes and ears with their hands when they are tired.

I think is normal. Cause mine did that too

Mine all the time. Not only when latching but usually when he is hot, tired or pissed off. He will scratch till the ear bleeds at times too. Ask doc and say they will outgrown the phase. Mine is turni

One of our friend said that it's sign of teething.

Yup, think it's a sign that baby is tired. Just for your information, here are some signs that babies display when they are tired: For newborns (birth to 6 months; infants (up to 3 months) usually

Yup

Yes ok

Eat everything in moderation - that's the key.

Hi As long as you are not taking stingray everyday, it should be fine. Stingray is categorised as "high mercury" fish, hence people will tend to avoid taking it while breastfeeding. But, as long a

Yes, it’s fine to eat spicy or hot food while you’re breastfeeding. Although a tiny amount of what you eat does go into your milk supply, it's unlikely that eating spicy food will affect your baby. Pl

Mine was 1 month

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Experts suggest waiting til your baby is at least a month old and when breastfeeding is well established before introducing a bottle.

I started formula 3rd months but every night I feed Brest milk too

I introduced it when my boy's 6 weeks old, sufficient time to build up BM supply. Ensure that the teat of the bottle is wide (NUK, Hegen) to minimize nipple confusion.

Unimom , so far it's best one that I'm using

Medela

I’m using unimom double pump, very portable

medela freestyle, i can pump while driving

Medela has a lot of great double pumps

I think 1 month plus

Every woman’s body has different ways of recovering from child birth. Just monitor your bleeding together with your doctor.

You should follow what your doctor says. Everyone has a different symptom. Worry not.

It should be ok to have some spotting resembling the end of your period which is like dark brown. I had it after I stopped lochia at about week 7 too. Should be like the residual waste material. I

If you are not breastfeeding, your period is likely to return after 6 to 8 weeks whereas it might take longer if you are breastfeeding. I bled for about 2 weeks and there was a bit of blood around