Little milk. Don't you really worry?

...We gave birth at 39w + 6d at 9: 00 p.m., and before that, we had no stress about milk, no maintenance.

...After giving birth, we didn't have any milk. No, actually, we weren't worried because we thought we'd come.

...Until the nurse delivered the baby the next day, and our child cried. He cried very hungry. The nurse asked us to put the baby in the breast, but when he got in without milk, and the child was hungry, he didn't suck and kept crying. At that time, he thought it was good that he had extra milk for the nurse. He would brew the bottle and ask us to ask.

...When you were in the baby's room, we were trying to pump the milk, and we were worried when you saw you singing.

...And one time, our baby was hungry, and our milk came only 1-2cc. Which wasn't enough. We went to ask for extra milk, but that day the extra milk ran out and we didn't have it for the baby. We had to go back to the room and try to get the baby into the breast. The milk didn't come. It was then that we started to blame ourselves. Pity the baby.

...We focused on breastfeeding, and without studying anything, we had a hand pump, a burner so strong that the milk was bleeding, and the baby wouldn't go into the breast because he had been eating the bottle for days, but we thought it was enough to have a baby to eat.

...When the nurse saw that the milk was broken, he came to teach him to squeeze the breast like this, pump it gently enough, if it hurts, stop, and notify the doctor for a drug that has the effect of producing milk.

...After that, we gradually have milk, milk, and breast inflammation, hahahaha. We only have enough for the baby to eat. We do not have stock to store for many days. We already eat sap juice. Any tea, then only have enough to eat.

...Our baby ate enough, we were satisfied that there was no other stock, and now our baby is seven months old, some breast milk, some milk powder, we are very proud of the past efforts.

...In the end, motherhood worries us anyway, worries us until we see you well.

# Little milk # No milk # Worried after birth # After birth # Maternity dissection