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- - - - Is the time to stimulate the breast to start ejaculation as soon as possible and as much as possible.
    - - Bring the baby to the breast as soon as possible.
        
        Within 30 minutes after birth
      - If the baby is unable to use breast milk during the first 30 minutes after birth
        
        The period of 1-2 hours after birth is therefore
        Suitable second
    - - In frequent feeding of babies, which will stimulate the production and production of more milk
        
        The first 1-2 days every 2-3 hours
        
        10 - 12 times a day
    - - Cradle position
        
        The cradle hold is the most common breastfeeding position.
        
        The mum's arm supports the baby at the breast. The baby’s head is cradled near her elbow, and her arm supports the infant along the back and neck. The mother and baby should be chest to chest.
      - Cross-cradle position
        
        The cross-cradle position uses the opposite arm (to the cradle position) to support the infant, with the back of the baby's head and neck being held in the mother's hand. Her other hand is able to support and shape the breast if required.
        
        In this position the mum can guide the baby easily to the breast when they are ready to latch on.
      - Football holding position
        
        The baby is positioned at the mother’s side, with their body and feet tucked under the mum's arm. The baby’s head is held in the mum's hand. The mum’s arm may also rest on a pillow with this hold.
        
        This position may be advantageous for mums who have undergone a caesarean section, since it places no or limited weight on the mum’s chest and abdomen area.
        
        It may also work for low-birth-weight babies or babies that have trouble latching, since their head is fully supported.
      - Side-lying position
        
        The mum lies on her side and faces the baby. The baby's mouth is in line with the nipple.
        
        The mum may also use a pillow for back and neck support.
        
        This position may also be advantageous for mums who have undergone a caesarean section, since it places no or limited weight on the mum’s chest and abdomen area.
      - Breast support
        
        C Hold
        
        The thumb is above the outer edge of the nipple yard. The remaining 4 inches support the breast.
        
        U hold
        
        The thumb is outside the nipple yard. Supports the breast on the palm between the thumb and 4 inches.
        
        V hold
        
        The index finger is on the top, just above the outer edge of the nipple yard. The middle finger is below the outside of the nipple yard. The remaining fingers help support the breast.
  - - - Prepare milk-feeding equipment such as bottles, sterile plastic bags.
      - Take 2-3 minutes before relaxing.
      - Wash hands thoroughly and wash breast and flour.
      - Squeezing milk should be 1 inch away from the breast. Squeeze each side for 3-5 minutes, alternating in 20-30 minutes, may be up to 45 minutes in the initial stage.
    - - Find a clean and suitable container for each meal.
      - Newly squeezed breast milk can be stored at room temperature for 6-8 hours.
      - Keep in a 24 hour ice bucket
      - Keep in the refrigerator for 48 hours normally.
      - Kept in one door difficult for 2 weeks
      - Stored in a 2-door hard box, 4-6 months
      - Kept in a special cool freezer for 6 months or more
  - - - Size
      - Texture
      - Shape
- - - - Is the center where milk ducts will open
    - - Dark circles around the nipples
    - - Small buttons on the nipples and nipples
    - - These buttons are openings for the sebaceous glands and sweat glands.
    - - Prolactin
        
        Build from the anterior pituitary gland then enter the bloodstream
        
        Prolactin is an inhibitor of ovulation.
      - Oxytocin
        
        Oxytocin is made up of the anterior pituitary gland.
        
        Causes lactation/ Milk let down
        
        Causing the uterus to contract