Modern women are self-reliant and independent, and many of them return to the workplace after giving birth, becoming new working mothers. This is a bit of a challenge for busy working mothers who can't hold their babies and breastfeed them every day, so how can these working mothers do a good job of breastfeeding?
Breastfeeding - storing breast milk
Because of the importance of breastmilk, working mothers who insist on breastfeeding can store it for their babies by taking it out with a breast pump and putting it in a storage bag and freezing it in the refrigerator for their babies to eat when they are hungry. This is a good way for working mothers to store breast milk in advance so that their children can have breast milk even when they are separated from their children, although the freshness is not as good as direct sucking, but it is still healthy breast milk.
Teach your baby to use a bottle when breastfeeding
The only time a working mother has time to feed her baby is when she is off work, so she needs to adapt to the bottle process and let her baby suck on an artificial pacifier before or after each feeding.
Breastfeeding - Schedule a good nursing time
The mother can feed her baby once before she goes to work, and then the breast pump can suck out the baby's milk for the day, and the family can feed her in between. You can wait for the mother to come back from work and then breastfeed her baby directly. You don't have to feed your baby half an hour before work, just wait for the mother to come back and then feed her. If the mother is 6 months old, she can arrange for complementary foods to be added as soon as possible and then breastfeed her baby after work.
It is difficult for working mothers to arrange time for breastfeeding their babies, and they are a bit worried about whether their babies are full.
By:Jessica