Sentences with phrase «breastfeeding makes you sleepy»

The act of breastfeeding makes you sleepy so it will help you go back to sleep easier.

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Getting dehydrated will only make you sleepy, and might impair milk production if you breastfeed.

Depending on the medications you and your baby are given, some mothers find that they are very sleepy or lethargic in the first day or two after birth, which can make it challenging to initiate breastfeeding.

When the blood sugar drops it can make the baby too sleepy to breastfeed, causing the blood sugar to drop even more.

They are also more likely to be sleepy and experience medical issues such as jaundice or dehydration which can make breastfeeding even more difficult.

Jaundice can make babies very sleepy and not interested in breastfeeding.

Some pain medications may temporarily make your newborn a little sleepy, but the benefits of breastfeeding far outweigh this potential drowsiness.

Breast compressions can also make breastfeeding more productive for jaundiced babies (symptomatically sleepy, groggy or hard to wake babies) by pushing the milk to the forward part of the breast for easier removal.

The release of oxytocin while you're breastfeeding may make you feel sleepy and relaxed.

One of the most interesting changes in this set of recommendations is that if a mother is going to breastfeed in the night, they recommend that if you are sleepy, bring the baby back to your bed (which should be made safer according to these guidelines) in case you fall asleep with the baby.

Slow milk flow might make your baby sleepy because he needs to work so hard to nurse, while a faster milk flow might help your preemie stay awake, according to information provided by the International Breastfeeding Centre.

I also breastfed but I think the link made with reduced colic here must been the sleepy hormones that help with calming babies down.

I helped Morgan with breastfeeding when she was having difficulty getting her sleepy babies to latch, and Jim and I helped Morgan prepare for safe bedsharing with twins and made sure she ate healthy and rested often.

The soothing nature of breastfeeding also makes them feel sleepy, and this is regardless of whether they have enough milk or not.