Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Before breastfeeding, change the baby's diaper, wash your hands, and clean the nipples with warm water. Sitting position is preferred. During breastfeeding, ensure the nipple and most of the areola are inserted into the baby's mouth. The mother's thumb and index finger should be placed on the upper and lower parts of the breast, supporting the entire breast to feed. This allows milk to be released as the baby suckles while also stimulating the sensory nerve endings on the nipple, promoting milk production and let-down reflex. Additionally, observe the baby at all times. At room temperature, if it cools down, it is best not to feed the baby.