What should I do if I don't have enough milk for the second child?

Patient's question:

I am 30 years old. I just had a baby recently, and the baby is now two months old. I can clearly feel that my milk supply is insufficient, and I don't have the sensation of milk coming in. The baby is clearly not getting full and needs to be supplemented with formula. Is there anything I can do to regulate and increase my milk supply?

Doctor's answer:

After having a second child, if milk production is insufficient, it's important to find a lactation consultant to provide lactation support. This may be related to age factors. Additionally, it's necessary to pay attention to drinking more water and eating more nutritious meals. Regular massage of the breasts can also help increase milk supply. It's essential to ensure the baby's nutrition. If milk production is insufficient, you can use a variety of formula milk. I hope my explanation can help you. Wishing you good health!

📌 Related Posts