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9.6 Breastfeeding - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Flat Nipple
    - - Everted Nipple (after stimulation)
    - - Inverted Nipple
  - - - Breasts are filled with milk; red or small Blisters/Bruising; mild to moderate discomfort
    - - Breasts are soft and non-tender
    - - Breasts engorged, cracked, bleeding; large Blisters or Bruising; severe discomfort
  - - - A few with infant stimulation
    - - Spontaneous, intermittent on first day of life, then frequent
    - - None
  - - - Minimal assistance (support person adjusts bed, initially holds infant and mother takes over)
    - - No assistance needed from support person, with mother positioning and holding infant.
    - - Full assistance, with support person holding infant at Breast
  - - - Repeated attempts; mother holds nipple in infant's mouth and must stimulate infant to suck.
    - - No Latch
    - - Infant grasps Breast, Tongue down, lips curled back, rhythmic sucking
- - - - Normally in the first 3-4 days, the baby's weight will decrease and increase the same. In the first 6 months after birth, the baby will have an additional 500 g or 125 g of lead per 125 g. The week shows that the baby has enough milk.
    - - Newborn baby, baby receives breast milk, mother-only, baby should Urinate once on the first day, twice on the second day and three times on the third day. After that, the baby should urinate 6 times a day.