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What can you eat and not eat while breastfeeding ? I have heard alot of things from people my culture about what I shouldnt eat while breastfeeding.. Is like they want me to go on a strict diet lol or Ill make my baby sick etc .. Btw im from El Salvador .. Anyone else speaks spanish ?
Ok cool, thanks for the info :)
Ive seen them at target I bet they have em elsewhere or online too I plan on getting some for date nights with the hubs this time over not being able to feel like an adult again
Abbbo1 I never heard of test strips, where would you get these? Thst sounds cool :)
My youngest daughter had really bad reflux and I had to stop eating any red sauces and I had to drink soy or almond milk. Thank god she grew out of it. Projectile vomiting is not fun. Im hoping I dont have that same problem this round.
You can eat anything I agree.
Oh and if u wanna drink occasionally the whole pump n dump is a myth u just waste milk and make more that will still have alcohol in it there is a time limit where it works out of ur system I believe alcohol level peaks 30-90 minutes after and dissipates depending on how much u drink and how long (there are kit test strips)
Just watch ur caffeine because it can go thru breastmilk and affects baby more than u and im sure u want ur sleep. Ive heard that eating high allergen stuff like shellfish and peanuts can help make sure baby doesnt develop an allergy to them once they are ready to eat it on their own but dont take my word on that
Puedes comer lo que quieres pero si tu bebe se porta como llorando mucho con una comida no comes mas de este cosa. Es todo. Cafeína si es malo por bebe. Buena suerte!
You will tell when you eat something that makes your baby sick. I had to give up dairy products and switch to soy because it made my baby so sick. They say not to eat beans or broccoli because it makes babies gassy but I had no problem with them, it actually helped my son pass gas.
My baby hated when I ate chocolate. He got very very moody and couldn't sleep. Same with coffee.
You can eat anything.
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