Breastfeeding Article 30 stipulates that it is necessary to drink breast milk when a baby is born. Breast milk is the best food for newborn babies. Many mothers don't know much about the rules of breastfeeding. Let's learn about the 30 rules of breastfeeding.
Thirty Provisions on Breastfeeding 1 1. Ten Measures to Promote the Success of Breastfeeding
1, there is a written breastfeeding policy, and it is regularly communicated to all medical staff.
2. Provide all health care personnel with necessary technical training to enable them to implement this policy.
3. Tell all pregnant women about the benefits and treatment of breastfeeding.
4. Help mother to start breastfeeding within half an hour after delivery.
5. Instruct mothers how to breastfeed and how to keep breastfeeding when they need to be separated from their babies.
6. Except breast milk, it is forbidden to feed any food or drink to newborn babies unless there are medical indications.
7, the implementation of mother and baby in the same room, so that mothers and babies together for 24 hours.
8. Encourage breastfeeding on demand.
9. Don't suck artificial nipples for breast-fed babies, or use nipples as comfort.
10. Promote the establishment of breastfeeding support organizations and transfer discharged mothers to these organizations.
Two. International Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes
1. It is forbidden to publicize milk substitutes, bottles or nipples to the public.
2. It is forbidden to provide free samples of milk substitutes to mothers.
Medical and health institutions prohibit the use of these products.
It is forbidden for companies to sell these products to their mothers.
5. It is forbidden to give gifts or samples to medical staff.
6. It is forbidden to promote artificial feeding in the form of words or pictures, including printing pictures of babies on product labels.
7. The information provided to health care workers must be scientific and true.
8. All information about artificial feeding, including product labels, should explain the advantages of breastfeeding, as well as the costs and hazards of artificial feeding.
9. Inappropriate products, such as sweetened condensed milk, should not be sold to babies.
10. All foods must be of high quality, and the climatic conditions and storage conditions of the countries where these foods are used should also be considered.
Three. Protect, promote and support breastfeeding.
1. All employees must receive breast-feeding technical training before taking up their posts, and each employee has "Breastfeeding Related Regulations" which can be implemented.
2. Let all pregnant women receive prenatal education on breastfeeding.
3. Help newborns to contact and suck early after birth 1 hour. After 2 hours of observation in the delivery room, she was sent to the same room as her mother, and the medical staff guided and assisted her to continue breastfeeding. After cesarean section, the baby contacts the mother early and sucks immediately after returning to the maternal and child room.
4. Feed according to needs, encourage diligent sucking, cancel pacifiers, bottles and milk powder formulas, and resolutely resist gifts from dairy companies.
5. Obstetricians and neonatologists share the same room with their mothers and babies. If the baby is abnormal, please ask the neonatologist to decide whether to transfer to other departments.
6. Pediatric breast-fed children will be in the same bed as their mothers and children, and breast-feeding will not be stopped during hospitalization.
7. If the mother and baby are temporarily unable to breastfeed due to special circumstances, the responsible nurse must guide the mother to milk frequently to maintain lactation.
8. Instruct mothers separated from their mothers to milk regularly and collect milk for babies to eat.
9, medical staff for all hospitalized babies, in addition to breastfeeding guidance, but also need to carefully observe and record.
10. After the parturient is discharged from the hospital, the nurse in charge should inform the hospital of the telephone number for breast-feeding consultation and the address of the breast-feeding consultation room for child protection, and forward the relevant information to the community health service center where the parturient is located. The staff of the community health service center will follow up and consult for 6 months, and then guide them to add complementary food correctly after 6 months. Maternal and child health care doctors regularly supervise and guide.
Breastfeeding Article 30 stipulates two major benefits of breastfeeding.
Breastfeeding protects our environment. Drinking formula milk for babies, plastic containers and milk powder needed, and by-products in the production process will all cause pollution to the environment, while breastfeeding is completely harmless in these aspects.
In this season when the economy is as cold as the temperature, the "financial crisis baby" brings more different emotions to the mother. A mother with a baby is the strongest, and there is no gap that can't be crossed. Who doesn't praise the mother's wisdom when she can't abuse her baby and conform to the economic trend?
Breastfeeding helps you save money and worry.
Breast milk is the best food for newborn babies. It not only contains all the nutrients needed for the baby's growth, but even more wonderfully, it will automatically adjust the ingredients according to the different stages of the baby's development to meet the baby's needs. All this makes people have to sigh the wonder of nature, and artificial breeding can't be compared with it no matter how it is adjusted.
Breastfeeding saves time and money. You don't need to buy measuring cups, bottles and milk powder, and you don't need to get up in the middle of the night to feed your baby.
Breastfeeding reduces medical expenses. Because breast-fed babies are less likely to get sick, the cost of disease care, drug treatment and hospitalization is much lower than that of formula-fed newborns. Breastfeeding has greatly reduced the medical expenses of the whole society.
Breastfeeding has increased the number of productive workers. Because the baby is not easy to get sick, breastfeeding mothers can have more time to work, which reduces the medical expenses of enterprises and improves the productivity of employees.
Breastfeeding Article 30 stipulates how to breastfeed correctly.
1, is the baby full?
Parents can judge according to the baby's urine and urine. Under the condition of sufficient breast milk, the baby's physiological weight drops relatively little within 10 days of birth, urinating more than 6 times a day and defecating 3-4 times. If you urinate too little or hardly, it means that breast milk secretion is insufficient.
If the mother has enough milk when feeding and can hear the baby's swallowing sound when feeding, the mother will feel lactation. Breasts are full before feeding and soft after feeding. Between feeding, the baby is very satisfied and peaceful, and the child's eyes are bright and sensitive. Wet more than 6 times in 24 hours, often have soft stools, less or more times, gain weight every week125g. In addition, if you want to have enough breast milk, you should breastfeed at least 9 times a day, and the secretion of prolactin at night is 10 times that during the day. Never stop breastfeeding at night.
2. Why doesn't the baby suck milk?
Sometimes the child only sucks the mother's head, which is wrong, because the milk is in the mammary sinus, and there is a mammary sinus under the areola, so the place to eat milk must be the place where the areola is pressed to squeeze the milk out. In addition, don't wear too many clothes for the baby when breastfeeding in winter, and wear them comfortably, so that the mother can hug and the baby can eat well.
3. Breastfeeding on time and on demand
Now we advocate feeding on demand, rather than feeding regularly, so that children can eat when they want. Breastfeeding on demand means that the frequency and time of breastfeeding are not limited. Children can breastfeed many times when they are hungry or need it, not when they cry. Whether the baby is crying or hungry should be carefully observed to rule out the baby's discomfort or cause.
The baby's small mouth is foraging back and forth, and the rapid eye movement or small mouth sucking during sleep are all manifestations of hunger. Breastfeeding should be done at this time. If the baby sleeps for more than 3 hours, it is necessary to wake up to feed, and the mother's breasts are full and swollen, so she can feed.