Test to check how well breastfeeding is going on the 5-7th day after birth

This test is an indicative, auxiliary tool for early diagnostics of the need for help with breastfeeding in a nursing mother. It is preferable to take it on the 5-7th day after birth.

Leave your e-mail, and get an individual analysis of your answers within 72 hours!

This test cannot replace a consultation with a pediatrician or breastfeeding consultant!

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1. Do you observe multiple bowel movements in your child within 24 hours? *

2. What color is the baby's stool? *

3. Number of bowel movements in the last 24 hours? *

4. What day is it today after giving birth? *

5. Do you observe at least 5-6 wet diapers within 24 hours? *

6. Is the mother's initial nipple soreness resolved (if was)? *

7. Do you hear swallowing sounds during breastfeeding?* *

8. Does the child eat at least 8 times in 24 hours? *

9. Has the baby started to gain weight? *

10. Do you notice any redness, cracks, or soreness in your nipples? *

11. Do you notice increased sleepiness in your baby? *

12. How do you feed your baby? *

13. Do you observe the following: your child, after sucking on the breast for a couple of minutes, falls asleep? *

14. Do you feel like feedings last for hours? *

15. Are you comfortable feeding in the chosen breastfeeding positions? *

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