my baby girl is six weeks 4 days. and i had c-section too.
first of all, you have to have good mood in order to have sufficient breast milk. i know this is very hard when you have very little sleep. but at least try to relax. (whenever i have the chance, i will lie flat on bed, with ALL my muscles relax--this is life saving to me during the first few weeks)
regarding spitting up, i found this from the book "what to expect-the first year":
there is no sure cures for spitting up but u can try minimise it : don't feed her when she is crying; keep her as upright as possible while feeding and for a while afterward; avoid bouncing her around while she's eating or just afterward (if possible, strap her in a baby seat or stroller for a while after feeding). and don't forget to burp her during a meal, instead of waiting until the end of the meal, when one big bubble may bring up the works.
hope this is helpful to you.
first of all, you have to have good mood in order to have sufficient breast milk. i know this is very hard when you have very little sleep. but at least try to relax. (whenever i have the chance, i will lie flat on bed, with ALL my muscles relax--this is life saving to me during the first few weeks)
regarding spitting up, i found this from the book "what to expect-the first year":
there is no sure cures for spitting up but u can try minimise it : don't feed her when she is crying; keep her as upright as possible while feeding and for a while afterward; avoid bouncing her around while she's eating or just afterward (if possible, strap her in a baby seat or stroller for a while after feeding). and don't forget to burp her during a meal, instead of waiting until the end of the meal, when one big bubble may bring up the works.
hope this is helpful to you.
选择“Disable on www.wenxuecity.com”
选择“don't run on pages on this domain”
