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SAMITA K.
III YEAR BSC. NURSING
GLOBAL COLLEGE OF NURSING
express breastfeeding
The baby needs extra breast milk as a ‘top-up feed’ following a breastfeed.
The baby may not be able to suckle well at the breast.
The mother is going back to work.
The mother may prefer to feed using a bottle.
The mother is going out or simply wants a break from the responsibility of
feeding the baby.
Some women regularly express to maintain or increase their milk production.
• Milk is stored inside the breast in tiny sacs or alveoli
and travels to the nipple via ducts.
• To increase the amount of milk coming from
the breast, a ‘let-down’ reflex is triggered.
• This process starts when the nerve endings
in the nipple are stimulated by either the
baby sucking at the breast or by the mother expressing
the breast.
• A baby’s suckling mouth is the most successful trigger,
but stimulating the nipple by hand (combined with
breast massage and breast expression) can also start
the milk-releasing process.
express breastfeeding
Hand
Hand-held
breast
pump
Electric
breast
pump.
• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and
water.
• Try to relax.
• Massage your breasts with the flat of your hands,
working towards each nipple.
• Place a finger and your thumb either side of the
nipple at the base and gently stretch and roll the
nipple.
• Place your thumb above your nipple at the edges of
the areola (dark area around the nipple) and the first
finger below.
• Using your thumb and finger, gently press your breast
tissue back towards your chest wall and squeeze. Drops
of milk should soon appear on your nipple. Gently rub
these first drops into your nipple.
• Continuously press and squeeze in a rhythmic
massaging movement. The milk will soon begin to flow
sometimes even squirting out.
• Sometimes your hand may become tired so, switch
hands regularly.
• Once the milk dwindles to a few drops, move your
finger onto another area of your breast and continue to
press and squeeze.
• You will need to set aside
adequate time to express
each breast. If you express
each breast three times, for
five minutes, it will not take
more than half an hour to
express both breasts.
• Even if you use a pump, it is a
good idea to finish off the
expressing session by hand to
squeeze out the remaining
drops of milk.
Effective
Comfortable
Easy to use
Safe to use – that is, it should not damage the nipple or areola, or cause
muscle strain
Economical.
A hand-held breast pump must be:
• Choose a model with adjustable suction.
• Stimulate the let-down reflex by hand. Once
the milk flow has started, switch to the pump.
• Start with low pressure and then slowly
increase the pressure to your level of comfort.
• Finish expressing by hand to remove the last
rich drops of milk.
express breastfeeding
express breastfeeding
Breast milk must be
stored correctly to
reduce the potential
for bacterial growth.
Express into clean and
sterilised containers.
These may be glass,
plastic or sealable
plastic bags.
Label each container
with the time and date
the breast milk was
expressed.
Refrigerate the breast
milk within one hour
of expressing.
Store breast milk in the back
of the fridge where it is
coolest (4°C or lower), not in
the fridge door, if you are
going to use it within the next
three to five days.
Freeze refrigerated
breast milk
immediately if you are
not going to use it in
the next few days.
Do not top up
refrigerated or frozen
breast milk with fresh
breast milk unless it
has been chilled first.
The shelf life of frozen
breast milk depends
on your freezer. If your
freezer is inside the
fridge, storage time is
two weeks.
If your freezer is separate
from the fridge with its own
door, storage time is up to
three months. Breast milk can
be stored for six to 12 months
in a deep freezer (-18°C or
lower).
Breast milk must be thawed and heated correctly to reduce
the potential for bacterial growth.
Run cold water over the container and gradually increase the
temperature of the water.
Do not overheat the milk as it will destroy some of the
nutrients and may burn the baby’s mouth.
Never use the microwave. It is a potentially dangerous
practice as it can cause ‘hot spots’ in the milk that may burn
your baby’s mouth.
Frozen breast milk that is thawed in the fridge (but not
heated) will last 24 hours in the fridge and four hours at
room temperature. It cannot be refrozen.
express breastfeeding
Wash your hands thoroughly before expressing.
Make sure all equipment, including the breast pump and
bottles, are clean.
If you are using your own expressing equipment and are not
sharing it with anyone else, there is no need to sterilise the
equipment after each use.
Washing thoroughly in hot soapy water, rinsing in hot water
and storing in a clean covered container are adequate.
Unwashed hands and unclean pumps or bottle-feeding equipment can
contaminate breast milk. Hygiene suggestions include:
express breastfeeding
express breastfeeding

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express breastfeeding

  • 1. PRESENTED BY: SAMITA K. III YEAR BSC. NURSING GLOBAL COLLEGE OF NURSING
  • 3. The baby needs extra breast milk as a ‘top-up feed’ following a breastfeed. The baby may not be able to suckle well at the breast. The mother is going back to work. The mother may prefer to feed using a bottle. The mother is going out or simply wants a break from the responsibility of feeding the baby. Some women regularly express to maintain or increase their milk production.
  • 4. • Milk is stored inside the breast in tiny sacs or alveoli and travels to the nipple via ducts. • To increase the amount of milk coming from the breast, a ‘let-down’ reflex is triggered. • This process starts when the nerve endings in the nipple are stimulated by either the baby sucking at the breast or by the mother expressing the breast. • A baby’s suckling mouth is the most successful trigger, but stimulating the nipple by hand (combined with breast massage and breast expression) can also start the milk-releasing process.
  • 7. • Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. • Try to relax. • Massage your breasts with the flat of your hands, working towards each nipple. • Place a finger and your thumb either side of the nipple at the base and gently stretch and roll the nipple.
  • 8. • Place your thumb above your nipple at the edges of the areola (dark area around the nipple) and the first finger below. • Using your thumb and finger, gently press your breast tissue back towards your chest wall and squeeze. Drops of milk should soon appear on your nipple. Gently rub these first drops into your nipple. • Continuously press and squeeze in a rhythmic massaging movement. The milk will soon begin to flow sometimes even squirting out. • Sometimes your hand may become tired so, switch hands regularly. • Once the milk dwindles to a few drops, move your finger onto another area of your breast and continue to press and squeeze.
  • 9. • You will need to set aside adequate time to express each breast. If you express each breast three times, for five minutes, it will not take more than half an hour to express both breasts. • Even if you use a pump, it is a good idea to finish off the expressing session by hand to squeeze out the remaining drops of milk.
  • 10. Effective Comfortable Easy to use Safe to use – that is, it should not damage the nipple or areola, or cause muscle strain Economical. A hand-held breast pump must be:
  • 11. • Choose a model with adjustable suction. • Stimulate the let-down reflex by hand. Once the milk flow has started, switch to the pump. • Start with low pressure and then slowly increase the pressure to your level of comfort. • Finish expressing by hand to remove the last rich drops of milk.
  • 14. Breast milk must be stored correctly to reduce the potential for bacterial growth. Express into clean and sterilised containers. These may be glass, plastic or sealable plastic bags. Label each container with the time and date the breast milk was expressed. Refrigerate the breast milk within one hour of expressing. Store breast milk in the back of the fridge where it is coolest (4°C or lower), not in the fridge door, if you are going to use it within the next three to five days. Freeze refrigerated breast milk immediately if you are not going to use it in the next few days. Do not top up refrigerated or frozen breast milk with fresh breast milk unless it has been chilled first. The shelf life of frozen breast milk depends on your freezer. If your freezer is inside the fridge, storage time is two weeks. If your freezer is separate from the fridge with its own door, storage time is up to three months. Breast milk can be stored for six to 12 months in a deep freezer (-18°C or lower).
  • 15. Breast milk must be thawed and heated correctly to reduce the potential for bacterial growth. Run cold water over the container and gradually increase the temperature of the water. Do not overheat the milk as it will destroy some of the nutrients and may burn the baby’s mouth. Never use the microwave. It is a potentially dangerous practice as it can cause ‘hot spots’ in the milk that may burn your baby’s mouth. Frozen breast milk that is thawed in the fridge (but not heated) will last 24 hours in the fridge and four hours at room temperature. It cannot be refrozen.
  • 17. Wash your hands thoroughly before expressing. Make sure all equipment, including the breast pump and bottles, are clean. If you are using your own expressing equipment and are not sharing it with anyone else, there is no need to sterilise the equipment after each use. Washing thoroughly in hot soapy water, rinsing in hot water and storing in a clean covered container are adequate. Unwashed hands and unclean pumps or bottle-feeding equipment can contaminate breast milk. Hygiene suggestions include: