2. For a three-month-old baby, most of them have to eat milk at night. If mom and dad find that the baby is in good health, they can try to guide the baby to break the milk at about 2 am. Therefore, the feeding time should be adjusted, and the milk meal at 9~ 10 o'clock before going to bed at night can be postponed to 1 1~ 12 o'clock at night. After eating this milk, the baby won't wake up until at least 4~5 o'clock before eating.
3. After entering the third month, the baby's growth and development is very rapid. As the body's demand for nutrition increases, the food intake will increase, not only eating much, but also eating fast. When swallowing, you can still hear the sound of glug and glug, and milk will overflow from time to time.
4. Moreover, after the baby is three months old, the interval between feedings has correspondingly become longer. The baby who was hungry for three hours before can sleep for four hours, and sometimes even sleep for five hours without waking up.
5, this shows that the baby's milk has not been fully digested and absorbed, and it also shows that the baby has the ability to store energy. There is no need for a mother to feed her baby every three hours.
6. Of course, each baby's food intake varies greatly due to differences in appetite and weight. Some babies have a big appetite and eat fragrant; And some babies have a small appetite, eat relatively little, and take a breath and stop, without that kind of wolfing down. For such a baby, if you don't find any abnormal reaction, mom and dad should not worry too much.
7. After the baby enters 3 months, the mother still weighs the baby. If you gain weight every week from the original150g to100g, or you don't gain weight, it means that there is insufficient milk. In addition, if the baby cries for milk in advance, or it only starts 1 night at night, and now it cries 2~3 times a night, it can also be determined that the breast milk is insufficient, and the mother should add milk powder in time.
Extended data:
First, the benefits of breastfeeding for future generations:
1, the advantages of breast milk are numerous: rich in nutrition, easy to digest and absorb, and the proportion of protein, fat and sugar is appropriate, which is suitable for the growth and development of infants under 6 months; Breast milk has low mineral content, small buffering power, weak neutralization effect on gastric acid and is beneficial to digestion; Low renal solute load is beneficial to protect renal function.
2. Breast milk is rich in immune factors such as SIgA, lactoferrin, bifidus factor and lysozyme, which can prevent the occurrence of intestinal infectious diseases in infants; Breast milk also contains taurine to promote brain development, nucleotides to promote tissue development, DHA to enhance vision and so on. Breastfeeding can also promote the relationship between mother and child; Conducive to the healthy growth of babies; At the same time, it can stimulate uterine contraction and promote the mother's early recovery. As shown below:
Second, the benefits of breastfeeding for mothers:
1, breastfeeding is beneficial to the recovery of maternal health. The new mother has changed both physically and mentally through childbirth. If breastfeeding can be adopted after childbirth, it can help the parturient's uterus recover, reduce vaginal bleeding, prevent postpartum anemia and promote physical recovery. At the same time, it also helps to postpone the pregnancy period of new mothers.
2. Breastfeeding can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer and breast cancer in women. After investigation, statistics and analysis, scientists have found that the chances of ovarian cancer and breast cancer of breast-fed new mothers are much lower than those of non-breast-fed new mothers.
3. Studies have shown that the length of breastfeeding for children is an important factor affecting the incidence of breast cancer in women, even exceeding the genetic factor. The study found that women who breastfeed each of their children for more than six months can reduce their risk of breast cancer by 5%, even if they have a family history of breast cancer.
4. Women who breastfeed their babies lose weight faster and the effect is more remarkable than those who breastfeed their babies in a non-breastfeeding way after delivery.
Third, the influence of drugs on breastfeeding:
1, many drugs taken by mothers can also affect their babies through milk. Not all drugs in blood can enter milk, because there is a blood-milk barrier between breast and blood. Drugs with molecular weight above 200 are not easy to enter milk. Drugs with low binding force with plasma proteins, that is, free drugs, are easy to enter milk. Fat-soluble drugs that cannot be dissociated easily enter milk.
2. Drugs that can be dissociated, some of which are salts composed of bases, have higher fat solubility in alkaline environment and are easy to enter milk. Other drugs can actively penetrate the blood-milk barrier and enter the milk by combining with the carrier, although the concentration is low.
3. Nursing mothers should follow the following principles when taking drugs: try not to use drugs as much as possible, and when they have to use them, they should first choose drugs that have the least impact on the baby; Drugs with short action time should be selected to reduce the accumulation of drugs; It should be used during or immediately after breastfeeding, avoiding breastfeeding at the peak of drug concentration in blood (milk); Breastfeeding should be temporarily suspended if drugs harmful to infants must be used. As shown below:
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Breastfeeding