YLE: Imetys aiheuttaa väsymystä ja epätasa-arvoa

 

Sairaalassa on mahdollista pyytää imetysohjausta. Maidontulon voi käynnistää pumppaamalla riittävän tiheästi kunnollisella pumpulla. 

Niin, sinä voit. Minä esimerkiksi en saa pumpattua kuin pienen lirun, en vain heru pumpulle, vaikka tekisin mitä. Minulla on useampi lapsi, ja todellakin koitin pumpata sekä sairaalassa, että kotona. Eipä auttanut. Kaikki lapseni kellastuvat pian syntymän jälkeen ja se uninen vauva ei todellakaan jaksa imeä, lisäksi sinivalon alta ei voi olla kovin kauaa kerrallaan pois.

Se on niin helppo viisastella omista lähtökohdistaan käsin. Kommenttisi on sama, kuin minä ihmettelisin, miten joku ei vaan tule raskaaksi, eihän se ole kuin heittää rojut sisään ja se on siinä. 

Vierailija kirjoitti:

Tämä! Ranskalaisen naisen ja äidin rooli on niin ahdas, ettei sitä täällä tajutakaan. Ja maan FAS-lasten määrästä voi jo päätellä, ettei imeväisterveydessä kannata ottaa sieltä mallia. Meidän verrokiksemme sopivat paremmin inetysmyönteiset pohjoismaat.

Missä on tilasto ranskan FAS-lapsista? Oikeastikko ne ovat niin yleisiä siellä .

Esim. 

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10631302/

"Robust nutritional bedrock: breast milk's unique composition provides infants with a robust nutritional foundation that supports their growth and development during the critical early years of life. While formula milk attempts to replicate some of these nutritional components, breast milk remains the gold standard due to its tailored and dynamic nature that adapts to the growing baby's changing needs [6-7]."

"Role of Breastfeeding in Promoting Responsive Parenting

The role of breastfeeding in promoting responsive parenting is multifaceted and significant. Breastfeeding goes beyond being a means of providing essential nutrition; it plays a crucial role in fostering a nurturing and attentive caregiving approach that benefits both the mother and the infant. This process involves a deep connection between the physical act of breastfeeding, the emotional bonding it facilitates, and establishing a responsive parenting style [9]."

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6096620/

Breastfeeding and postpartum depression

There is a growing body of evidence indicating that breastfeeding behavior is linked to postpartum depression in mothers [76, 77]. Hamdan and Tamim [78] showed in a prospective study that breastfeeding mothers had lower scores on the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) at 2 and 4 months postpartum and were less likely to be diagnosed with postpartum depression at 4 months postpartum. Moreover, this study revealed that higher depression scores at 2 months postpartum were predictive of lower rates of breastfeeding at 4 months. In another prospective study, a significant decrease in depression scores was observed from the third trimester of pregnancy to 3 months postpartum in mothers who exclusively breastfed for more than 3 months when compared to mothers who breastfed for less than 3 months [2]. Importantly, this study showed that depression scores during the third trimester of pregnancy were linked to decreased exclusive breastfeeding duration postpartum, suggesting that maternal mood and affect predicts breastfeeding behavior in mothers.