The problem of a lack of breast milk - a fairly common and not always objective phenomenon. If the second child she is well aware of the process of feeding the baby and knows their personal abilities, then Many new mothers experience after the birth (and sometimes before) baby concerns about the quantity and quality of breast milk.
This hypogalactia (insufficient lactation) in women suffering from hormonal disorders. Their percentage is small - only 5% of breastfeeding mothers do not develop hepatitis B because of declining function of the mammary glands.
Celebrated young mother lack of breast milk (secondary hypogalactia) can be caused by:
• lack of mental attitude to breast-feeding;
• irrational maternal nutrition;
• stress and other adverse circumstances;
• applying a rare crumbs to the breast;
• early weaning or adapted mixtures.
Insufficient lactation observed during lactation crises, when the mother's body does not have time to adapt to the needs of your baby growing up.
