Since all babies and mommies are different, their breastfeeding schedules will also vary from one another. Your little one will feed around 6 to 8 times a day. While some babies feed themselves well during the day, others feed during the night. Getting up at intervals at night and feeding the baby may leave you tired and weak. This video will share some tips on how to how to breastfeed at night.
Though it can be painstaking to wake up at night to feed the baby, it is a must-do as breastfeeding at night has numerous benefits. Before making any changes in your child’s night feeding pattern and deciding on feeding your baby at night, be sure to consult your doctor. Let your doctor know about your baby’s feed schedule and let him suggest a change based on the existing schedule and your baby’s health.
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