We are going out to dinner for our wedding anniversary tonight. I am 12 days PP and was contemplating a glass of campaign. But, I'm breastfeeding. I do gave quite a supply building up in the freezer so he won't go without..but how long should I wait to nurse him again if I choose to have a glass which I probably won't but just in case lol
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on Jan. 19, 2013 at 2:10 PM
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No! lol
For one glass, you would still be fine to nurse right away. For every drink after that, its 1-2 hours. No need to pump and dump (unless you're sore). When the milk leaves your bloodstream, its no longer in your milk.
One glass of wine is nothing. Enjoy, happy anniversary :)
For one glass, you would still be fine to nurse right away. For every drink after that, its 1-2 hours. No need to pump and dump (unless you're sore). When the milk leaves your bloodstream, its no longer in your milk.
One glass of wine is nothing. Enjoy, happy anniversary :)
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12-24 hrs
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on Jan. 19, 2013 at 2:19 PM
1 glass, you will be fine to breastfeed right away. Anything after that is 2 hrs per drink. And there is no need to pump and dump just to be clear. Alcohol leaves breast milk just as it does blood
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on Jan. 19, 2013 at 2:19 PM
lol...no. This isnt true OP
Quoting kathrynsmomma03:
12-24 hrs
I was always told 1 hr per drink if ur planning on having more than 4 drinks. But ive always just froze some for whoever was watching the baby while i was drinking and just pumped and dumpedthe one before feeding the baby again on the boob but its mostly whatever you as a momma feel comfortable doing (=
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on Jan. 19, 2013 at 3:54 PM
I heard a glass of red wine will help milk production if your having a hard time lactating in the beginning..
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on Jan. 19, 2013 at 8:36 PM
I agree
Quoting JadeTigr7:Safe to drive, safe to nurse.
There's no reason to pump and dump either as it doesn't stay in your milk.
Happy Anniversary!
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on Jan. 19, 2013 at 8:42 PM
I was always told to 'pump&dump' for the next 12hrs... Nice to know that isn't policy. I'm only 6.3wks pregnant w/ #3...but I'll have to write this down! I hated to pump&dump.
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