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How We Can Socially Support Frist-Time Mothers

Becoming a mom is a life-altering event in a woman’s life, it can be daunting, exciting, nerve-wrecking and the most beautiful experience all at one time. New moms and especially first-time moms go through a range of emotions, feelings and changes that can’t be simply put in words. The body is constantly changing with the demands of the baby and the mind is dealing with worries, insecurities, postpartum depression along with fatigue and anger. It’s a lot to take in that too all alone. I think first time mothers must be supported by friends, family, spouse, employer and relatives in every way- physically, emotionally, financially (if needed) and most importantly socially. Give them valuable support by offering them amazing products like lactation treats rather than criticizing them. Telling others about your vulnerable position is a tough job but it gets even tougher after the baby when you look up to people all the time. Sometimes you need assistance in carrying the baby, passing th...

How to Increase Breast Milk Supply Using Prescription Drugs?

Breast milk is the best source of nutrition and nourishment for the baby and it’s recommended by WHO to nurse the baby exclusively for at least the first 6 months and after that up to 2 years with other foods. From 76% mothers who initially started to nurse their babies were down to only 23% after the 6-month mark. That’s a drastic drop in numbers and one of the biggest reasons why mothers don’t breastfeed their baby is the condition known as Perceived Insufficient milk supply. In this condition mother constantly thinks that her milk supply is not good enough for the baby to completely sustain on it hence they start formula milk. Most of the time a mother’s milk supply is just fine but even if she does have a low supply of milk, it can be easily boosted by pumping, frequent feedings, lactating cookies , emergency brownies, milk supply supplements and even by prescription drugs. Although there are no specific drugs designed for boosting the milk supply, there are certain drugs that ...

Breastfeeding and Insufficient Glandular Tissue-All you Need to Know

Breastfeeding is the most natural and undoubtedly the best way to nourish the baby. The amazing qualities that mother’s milk possesses are hard to find in any formula milk powder. In fact, no formula milk company claims their product to be an alternative to mother’s milk. Every mother is naturally equipped to nourish, feed and produce milk for her child as per the demand barring a few obstacles that can be dealt with easily by taking the best lactation cookies from Milky Mama.  But in a very rarest of rare cases, some women aren’t just physically able to produce milk for their baby despite putting every effort they can. I say rarest of rare because it's pretty unlikely to happen in women but some women do have Insufficient Glandular Tissue (IGT) also known as Mammary hypoplasia. What is Insufficient Glandular Tissue? Mammary hypoplasia is simply a condition in which the woman is unable to produce sufficient or no milk for her child. When the mother was in her teenage years, sh...