Pumping (even just a bit) may help reduce some engorgement if baby is having a hard time latching onto an engorged breast. (mamanatural.com)
While cabbage leaves have a reputation for reducing engorgement (maybe because they are breast - shaped and cool if refrigerated) they haven't been found to be any more effective than any other cool compress. (milkontap.com)
Frequent nursing is also needed — to avoid / reduce engorgement in the early days, to nourish and grow a baby who has a stomach the size of his fist but who needs to double his weight within 5 - 6 months, to establish a good milk supply for mom, and to help a baby who has been cradled close and warm inside mom for 9 months adjust to life in the outside world. (kellymom.com)