Feelings of happiness, emotion, and relief certainly appear once Little is born. However, your struggle is not over yet. After giving birth, you still have to go through several things and adjust to undergo postpartum recovery. The labor process is divided into three stages, namely stage 1, stage 2 and stage 3. Stage 1 takes place when the original contractions begin. Stage 2 begins when the cervix is fully opened and the baby begins to enter the birth canal to be born. In this second stage, the mother began to be guided to push. After the baby is born, the mother still has to remove the placenta from the uterus. The process of removal of the placenta occurs at stage 3. After the placenta is born, the mother still has to undergo suturing the birth canal and several other things to support recovery. Things That Happen After Childbirth After giving birth to a baby and placenta, there are several things that are at risk for or will be experienced by every pregnant woman. The follow...
There are times when Mother is too tired so it is difficult to breastfeed a baby while sitting. However, you do not need to worry. Breastfeeding while sleeping turns out to also be beneficial for both mother and baby. What are the benefits? Check out the following discussion. Breastfeeding is a natural and healthy process. However, this activity apparently requires a lot of practice so that the mother and baby are both comfortable and can carry it out smoothly. The uncomfortable position of breastfeeding results in an inappropriate attachment process. In addition to making your child difficult to suck, this can also make you experience blisters on the nipple. Benefits of Breastfeeding While Sleeping The position of breastfeeding while sleeping is suitable, especially when you intend to put your baby to sleep. This position is done by lying on your side and putting a pillow to support your head. Position your baby's head close to the breast so he can open his mouth wide. If ...