09.2006 
Three basic principles (rules) of breastfeeding
1. Breastfeeding does not provoke a pain – principle of good setting of baby to breasts
Any position that does not provoke any pain is good: lying, in a sitting position or standing.
2. To make possible to a baby to eat as much as it like – principle of demand and production
Always when a baby want to eat give her and let her choose how much she want to eat.
3. Be certain that you can give to your baby as much milk as it need – principle of self-confident.
You can breastfeed your baby.
How the baby stimulate producing of milk?
Did you notice that your baby gives you signs that is hungry before she start to cry?
She turns a head , opens her mouth, put her tongue and snivel...
When you spend some of the time with her you will see notice that. So you can offer your baby to eat even before she start to cry.
All the babies are born with instinct that helps her to eat. You have notice this:
1. Baby is turning her head locking for the breast.
2. Mother gives a baby her breast, baby is opening her mouth when she touch with cheek the breast and hold the breast in her mouth.
She turns a head , opens her mouth, put her tongue and snivel...
When you spend some of the time with her you will see notice that. So you can offer your baby to eat even before she start to cry.
All the babies are born with instinct that helps her to eat. You have notice this:
1. Baby is turning her head locking for the breast.
2. Mother gives a baby her breast, baby is opening her mouth when she touch with cheek the breast and hold the breast in her mouth.
Why the breasfeeding is so important?
When the baby suckle it helps that mothers breasts produce more milk. As sooner you give your breast to your baby sooner and faster you will produce more milk. If you can not feed your baby after a labor it does not meter. With a little help and self-confidence you will have milk even if you have stopped to breastfeed some of the time. Even a mothers that have adopted babies can breastfeed if they are persistent.
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