Breast feeding and milk let-down

The infant suckling at the nipple stimulates the release of oxytocin to pressurise the milk producing lobules and the transporting ductile system.

[@emilybarrell1206]

Hello, I know this video is quite old, but do you mind explaining why a breastfeeding mother might get random letdowns outside of the feeding context? I am 6 months postpartum and still often have letdowns numerous times a day, even when my baby is not around.

[@KittyBaybee1]

Totally off topic but I can't stop giggling at the captions whenever you say Lactiferous Sinus lol. Thank you for the explanation!

[@sreelakshmi8099]

Thank u so much

[@StevePhillips]

This is interesting thank you. I heard in some instances whereas a mother is not able to breast feed for whatever reasons then goats milk is closest to human milk for babies.

[@marymessam2435]

You are great 😊

[@shoclata2975]

Great explanation thank you very much

[@tarawalker9404]

Thank you for sharing, I am currently breastfeeding and looking to find research that's been done on the effect of vaccines on breastfeeding mom's and their babies. Can u share some info Dr or anyone?

[@Lisa_0519]

Dr Campbell just posted a recent update of research which may likely help explain an answer to your question... today is 21 October, this video was posted 12 days ago. I hope it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6apYqKGrs1rhbs

[@rainbowpandasays8851]

I received the vaccine before pregnancy and during , I am currently breastfeeding my baby . I have healthy 1 year old baby girl achieving typical developmental milestones. 👍 Hope that helps.

[@roohijain7869]

गाय भैंस में जोरदार पावस पायें - Excellent Let Down of Milk 👇🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqmxcmuEd52BY7s