How breastfeeding works

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How breastfeeding works 3/1 How breastfeeding works After completing this session participants will be able to: name the main parts of the breast and describe their function describe the hormonal control of breast milk production and ejection describe the difference between good and poor attachment of a baby at the breast describe the difference between effective and ineffective suckling

Anatomy of the breast Muscle cells Milk-secreting cells Ducts 3/2 Anatomy of the breast Nipple Larger ducts Ducts Montgomery’s glands Areola Alveoli Supporting tissue and fat Milk-secreting cells Muscle cells Oxytocin makes them contract Prolactin makes them secrete milk

Prolactin Secreted during and after feed to produce next feed 3/3 Prolactin Secreted during and after feed to produce next feed Prolactin in blood Baby suckling Sensory impulses from nipples More prolactin secreted at night Suppresses ovulation

Oxytocin reflex Works before or during feed to make milk flow 3/4 Oxytocin reflex Works before or during feed to make milk flow Makes uterus contract Sensory impulses from nipples Oxytocin in blood Baby suckling

Helping and hindering of oxytocin reflex 3/5 Helping and hindering of oxytocin reflex Worry Stress Pain Doubt These hinder reflex These help reflex Thinks lovingly of baby Sounds of baby Sight of baby Touches baby Confidence

Inhibitor in breast milk 3/6 Inhibitor in breast milk If breast remains full of milk, secretion stops Inhibitor

Attachment to the breast 3/7 Attachment to the breast

Good and poor attachment 3/8 Good and poor attachment What differences do you see? 1 2

Attachment (outside appearance) 3/9 Attachment (outside appearance) What differences do you see? 1 2

Results of poor attachment 3/10 Results of poor attachment Painful nipples Damaged nipples Engorgement Baby unsatisfied and cries a lot Baby feeds frequently and for a long time Decreased milk production Baby fails to gain weight

Reflexes in the baby Rooting Reflex Sucking Reflex Skill 3/11 Reflexes in the baby Rooting Reflex When something touches lips, baby opens mouth, puts tongue down and forward Sucking Reflex When something touches palate, baby sucks Swallowing Reflex When mouth fills with milk, baby swallows Skill Mother learns to position baby Baby learns to take breast