Caution is advised when breastfeeding after drinking alcohol.
Caution is advised when breastfeeding after drinking alcohol.
Moreover, if a mother consumes alcohol regularly or in large amounts, it may impact the duration and quality of breastfeeding.
Alcohol can pass into breast milk, and its concentration typically peaks about 30-60 minutes after consumption. While small amounts of alcohol are generally considered safe, excessive drinking can affect milk production and potentially harm the nursing baby. It's recommended to wait at least 2-3 hours after drinking before breastfeeding to minimize the effects. Moreover, if a mother consumes alcohol regularly or in large amounts, it may impact the duration and quality of breastfeeding. If you plan to drink, consider pumping milk beforehand or using formula during that time to ensure the baby's needs are met without exposing them to alcohol.
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