Breastfeeding supply and demand balance, so that babies eat healthy mom not hard work

Breastfeeding is the cornerstone of healthy baby growth, but moms have endured too much hardship along the way. Frequent nipple cracks, unbearable pain, and the agonizing issue of supply and demand balance are all unavoidable challenges in breastfeeding.

A deeper understanding of lactation mechanisms

As long as the baby's suckling stimulation is in place and the breastfeeding position is correct, moms don't have to worry about their babies not getting enough to eat. With good spacing between breastfeedings, the balance between supply and demand will naturally fall into place.

Reasonable planning of breastfeeding intervals

A stable metabolism is essential for the healthy growth of your baby. Your baby should be fed at regular intervals, stabilizing at around three hours. In this way, the breasts can consistently produce the amount of milk needed to meet your baby's needs.

Flexibility in responding to baby's suckling needs

To achieve a balance between supply and demand, moms and dads need to be flexible in responding to their baby's suckling needs, as well as ensuring a steady interval between feedings. By allowing your baby to suckle at every feeding, your breasts will be able to produce a sufficient amount of milk, and the goal of balancing supply and demand will be achieved.