The impact of breastfeeding while angry on children

Having a child is a complicated process. Not only does it take a long time to prepare for pregnancy in the early stages, but one also has to go through the hardships of ten months of pregnancy and the 12-level pain experience during childbirth. Even after giving birth, one still has to face issues such as breastfeeding. In fact, new mothers also have many things to pay attention to when breastfeeding, for example, mothers should not breastfeed their children when they are angry. So what impact does breastfeeding when angry have on the baby?

Breastfeeding is the most important thing in a woman's life and requires attention in many aspects. Even if you are just angry, you will produce "toxic milk" that will harm your baby.

1. "Angry milk" is equal to "poisonous milk"

In order to prove that mothers secrete "poisonous milk" when they are angry, American scholars conducted an experiment on mice. Scientists injected the "angry water" exhaled by angry people into rats, and the rats died after a few minutes. Therefore, being angry (10 minutes) will consume a lot of energy of the human body, which is no less than participating in a 3,000-meter race. The physiological reaction when angry is very strong, the secretions are complex and more toxic. Therefore, it is difficult for people who are prone to anger to be healthy, let alone live long. So he warned people to try not to get angry, and mothers should never breastfeed their children when they are angry (or just after getting angry), as this will poison the children, causing sores at the very least and illness at the worst. Understanding the impact of anger on breast milk quality, mothers must control their emotions and remain calm when breastfeeding.

2. Stop breastfeeding when angry

When people are angry, they often secrete toxins. However, in real life, many young mothers ignore the mental state during breastfeeding, and often breastfeed their babies while quarreling. This is not a good thing. When a breastfeeding mother is angry, anxious, nervous or tired, her endocrine system will be affected and the quality of the milk secreted will also change, which may be detrimental to the baby's health.

From this we can see that a mother's frequent anger is undoubtedly a big killer to her baby, so when you are angry or in a bad mood. Never breastfeed immediately. Wait at least half a day or a day, express some milk, and then dry the nipples with a clean cloth before breastfeeding. Don't hurt your baby because of your emotions.

3. Learn to stay happy during breastfeeding

The most direct food for newborn babies is breast milk, so mothers must learn to control their emotions as much as possible and adjust their state to the best, so that they can complete the difficult and great task of breastfeeding. So how to adjust your mood?

1. Control yourself

When something unpleasant happens, you must restrain yourself, don't lose your temper, and try to calm yourself down. When a person is in a calm and uncalm state, the attitude towards dealing with problems is different.

2. Find someone to talk to

Find someone you can talk to and vent your dissatisfaction at any time. The person you can talk to may be your lover, family, or other new mothers you met online. Human depression is caused by lack of communication. When people vent their anger, they will feel much better.

3. Try to change yourself

Adjust your state to that of a mother. When you cannot change others, you have to change yourself and adjust yourself. Only by learning to adjust yourself can you change the status quo. For example, taking care of a baby is very hard work, but if you can think of the baby's cuteness, think that this is the little life you have exchanged for your own life, and it is worth the hard work and sacrifice of your flesh and blood, and understand that you are already the baby's mother, you will have a sense of responsibility and happiness, and you will not feel so wronged.