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There is several causes for low breast milk production. One is maternal stress and maternal health. Second is poor latching and improper feeding technique. Third is giving formula milk or glucose water or other liquids unnecessarily to the baby. Fourth is Introduction of bottle feeding. So how to improve breast milk production? First and foremost is focus on the latching technique right from the first feed itself soon after the delivery so that the baby latches well and feed the baby as frequently as you can and as much time as you can especially in the first week is when you are in the hospital take help from a lactation nurse or a supporting nurse and feed the baby frequently. Then maternal stress can be reduced by adequate family support. That family can be supportive and taking care of the mother and baby and giving the mother proper healthy and tasty foods. Mother can take water frequently and avoid arguments and such commotions with family member and also meditate for few minutes to calm herself down. It is joy happiness and eating healthy tasty foods and frequent liquid intake that will help the mother make most of breastfeeding.

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