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9.6 Breastfeeding - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 3.5.2 Positioning for carrying football For the baby to deepen the nipples
      - 3.5.3 Use your fingers to knock the lower lip and when the baby opens their mouth. Quickly move the baby's head towards the breast to
        The baby has deep nipples.
      - 3.5.1 Rolling the nipples so that the nipples are contracted and become smaller By using your thumb and index finger to roll
        Back and forth
  - - - 3.8.1 Encouraging and giving advice for frequent sucking positions
      - 3.8.2 Drain the milk by proper suction Alternate inside sucking milk
      - 3.8.3 Gently massage the breast above the clogged area
      - 3.8.4 After the baby is full, squeeze milk to drain the milk
      - 3.8.5 Warm water compress
      - 3.8.6 Taking antibiotics In case of tighten the breast, squeeze the milk
  - - - 3.1.3 Teach proper lactation techniques from the start
        The baby's mouth allows the gums to snap on the milk yard.
      - 3.1.2 Electromagnetic waves while still frozen do not enter
      - 3.1.1 Pull tightly to let the baby suck every time
      - 3.1.4 Use your hands to squeeze the breast to absorb fat.
        Slip out of the nipple
- - - - Cradle position
        
        The mother will hold the baby's head resting on the forearm or in the corner of the elbow. The baby's back will be held up by the mother's arm The hands of the mother's back will Support the baby's buttocks or the legs.
      - Football holding position
        
        The body part of the baby is under the arms. And on the side of the mother The back of the baby will Resting in the arms of Madame And the mother sustains the baby's neck with hands Football can be useful in cases of cesarean section
      - Side- lying position
        
        Mother lay on his side. In the position that mother is most comfortable The baby is lying on its side, facing the mother. With the back of the ball resting in the arm
        Mother's Will help mothers who should recover from cesarean section
      - Breast support
        
        C Hold
        
        C Hold is the breast support of the mother with the finger of the mother's head, hands placed on top of
        The remaining 4 inches of breast are supported by the bottom of the breast
        
        U hold
        
        U hold is done by the mother carrying the left hand and the ribs on the south side of The breast, the index finger, will be directed to the groove under the breast. When turning hands up Maternal hand fingers On the outside of the breast The rest of the fingers are on the inside of the breast. The breast will be rested at U-shaped mother's head, hands and index finger shaped into a U shape, U hold posture
        
        V hold
        
        V hold is similar to the U hold, but instead of using the mother's head finger, the hand and the index finger to make
        The U shape will use the index finger and middle finger to create a V shape.
      - Cross-cradle position
        
        Want the baby to eat the milk on the left breast.
        Must support the baby's neck with his right hand. By placing fingers around the neck
  - - - Prepare equipment for bottles,
        such as sterile plastic bottles
        
        Before squeezing milk, take 2-3 minutes to relax and then shake down. By looking at the picture of the baby or thinking about the baby or putting a warm bag to compress the breast Breast milk and breast massage before squeezing milk
        
        Compressed milk, 1 inch away from the yard, squeezed each side for 3-5 minutes alternately in 20
        
        30 minutes, probably up to 45 minutes in the first phase
        
        Mothers wash their hands
        thoroughly and wash breast and flour
    - - Find clean and suitable containers for each meal. Disinfect
        By boiling or steaming for about 15 minutes
      - Breast milk collection
      - Newly squeezed breast milk can be stored at room temperature for 6-8 hours.
      - Keep in a 24 hour ice bucket.
      - Store in the refrigerator compartment for 48 hours
      - Keep in one solid door for 2 weeks.
      - Stored in 2-door hard box, 4-6 months
      - Stored in a special freezer for 6 months or more
      - Collection of milk, date should be specified When squeezing milk, squeezed amount
  - - - 1.2.3 Normal baby weight in the first 3-4 days, baby weight will be reduced And increase as before In the 10 days after birth, in the first 6 months after birth, the baby will weigh 500 grams or 125 grams per Weeks shows that the baby has enough milk
    - - 1.2.4 Characteristics of dumping of newborns Savings once on the first day, twice on the second day, and three times on the third day. 6 times a day
    - - 2.2.5 Stool characteristics Observed the stool color in the first two to three days, with a dark green meconium After that, the baby is sucking more milk and the stool will turn yellow. Which, if changing colors within the date Three or four days, holding the baby to get enough milk The number of defecation times, usually 2-3 times a day. In the first 2-3 weeks
    - - 2.2.1 Babies Sucking Effectively The suction is strong and in a slow rhythm with open Wide mouth shut down and stop for 1-2 minutes to allow milk to flow into the mouth. As for the suction characteristics without Efficiency is light suction and fast tempo at all times.
- - - - The nipple is the central part where the milk duct opens.
    - - Openings of the sebaceous glands and
        sweat glands Also known as Montgomery glands
        Secret the lubricant to the nipple.
    - - include Gland cells around the tube in the middle
        And milk is made from gland cells
    - - Lactiferous Sinus is on the underside of
        the nipple and is where the milk flows out
  - - - Created from the posterior pituitary gland
      - Secretion Of milk, also known as Milk let down
        and oxytocin also cause uterine contractions
    - - Created from the front pituitary gland (Anterior Pituitary gland) and then into
        the bloodstream.