(PERKELTAS) Web seminaras "Žindymo sunkumai ir jų sprendimo būdai"

Updated 06/25/2024
We inform you that the event "Difficulties of breastfeeding and ways to solve them", which was supposed to take place in 2024 June 27 is moved to 2024 July 4
Tickets remain the same. There is no need to apply additionally.
If the new event date does not suit you, please contact us by e-mail. by mail: info@bilietai.lt and send the completed refund form. You can find the application here: https://www.bilietai.lt/lit/ticket-refund-application
Applications are accepted until 2024. July 3.

The organizers apologize for the inconvenience.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR THE SEMINAR: You buy a ticket. You register for the seminar by e-mail zindymas @gintarine.lt, you attach the ticket together. It is not necessary to specify any other personal data.• 2 d.d. before the start of the seminar, you will receive a link to register and log in to your e-mail. Information is provided on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The broadcast is live, there will be no video recording. ABOUT THE WORKSHOP: Breastfeeding is a skill, just like driving a car or knowing how to swim. So it is necessary to acquire, learn and react completely calmly to the fact that in the first month both the mother and the baby may face certain obstacles. It takes time and experience for both of you to get used to breastfeeding. Well, tackling problems early on will help ensure good milk production and prolong breastfeeding in the future. During the seminar, you will receive useful tips on how to overcome all the challenges that mothers often face from the first day after giving birth. Breastfeeding in the first few weeks can be exhausting and seem endless. The baby will ask for the breast every hour, day and night, and you will not feel strong after giving birth. What to do? Take care of yourself. Although it is much easier said than done when holding a newborn, but still try to rest as much as possible, eat healthy and regularly, and drink plenty of water. Do not refuse the help of your partner, relatives and friends. If you have the opportunity, hire an assistant. Feed while lying down. This will allow you to relax and reduce tension in painful areas. Do not skip meals! Your partner may offer to bottle feed your baby while you rest. But don't give in to this temptation - remember that milk production is best established during the first four weeks of exclusive breastfeeding. When breastfeeding has already acquired a rhythm, you can feed the baby with discontinued milk, but until then it is better to ask relatives to help you with other tasks, so that you can devote all your attention to the newborn and breastfeeding. BREASTFEEDING DIFFICULTIES AFTER BIRTH• Breastfeeding hurts!• The baby does not take the breast.• Flat or sunken nipples.• Breasts are engorged, heavy and painful.• Not enough breast milk.• Alternative feeding methods.• Too much milk - hyperlactation.• The baby snaps while sucking.• Flowing milk.• One breast is bigger than the other. The baby does not take one breast.• Thrush of the nipple.• A white dot has appeared on the nipple.• Clogged milk duct. • Mastitis – milk composition. If you have encountered difficulties, contact a lactation consultant and make an appointment to help you correctly breastfeed your baby, perhaps identify other problems and help solve them. If a nursing mother seeks qualified help in time, usually all these breastfeeding-related challenges can be successfully overcome. It is important to evaluate at least one breastfeeding session of the baby in order to create an individual breastfeeding support plan. The duration of the seminar is 2 hours. The seminar is led by lecturer Natalja Bartkevičienė, a certified breastfeeding consultant.

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