Patient's question:
Now many babies are breastfed after birth. Breastfeeding not only helps mothers regain their figures but also enhances the baby's own immunity. How much should breast milk be given to the baby?Doctor's answer:
Place the chilled breast milk in warm water at 43 degrees Celsius or in a warm bowl, and the milk will melt quickly. After it melts, you can first shake it well, then drop a little on your wrist to test the temperature a few times before giving it to the baby. When feeding, it's best to keep the melted breast milk at room temperature, which is best for the baby. 40 degrees is ideal. If using a warmer to heat the milk, sometimes it may become slightly too hot after a long time. It's best to test the temperature with your wrist before giving it to the baby. Just make sure it's not below 50 degrees.