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<p>Babies sometimes have their favourite side, and only prefer to take feed from one breast. At times it is because that particular side produces more milk or sometimes it is the side that produces less. The baby might avoid the most productive side as (s)he may not want the milk to gush out quickly that forces them to gulp fast.</p><ul><li>You can try offering one breast first, and then the second. Pump on the side that is not preferred by the baby as the baby might get frustrated if you forcefully offer both sides.</li><li>Keep a track of urine, stool and weight of the baby, if that is on track, let the baby feed on his/her preferred side and you can pump the other side.</li><li>If the baby isn’t gaining weight, try to feed the pumped milk from the other breast or try new positions to make the baby feel comfortable on both sides.</li><li>If the problem is with nipples, the baby may prefer to latch the one that is fully engorged. Try to talk to your gynaec, they will help you to pull the nipple on the other side (it is little painful) but once done, baby and mommy will be comfortable throughout the breastfeeding journey.</li></ul>

<p>Many babies have a favourite side to feed on. However, if you are experiencing a problem with that, the situation can always be improved.</p>

When baby prefers one breast!

Read the article to know how you can make your child feed from both the breasts.

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Colostrum

Feeding position

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Animal milk feeding

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Sore Breast nipple

Thrush

Engorgement

Lactation improvement

Latching method

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Mastitis

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Breastfeeding schedule

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what to do so that baby feeds from both breasts

what to do so that baby feeds from both breasts

Read the article to know how you can make your child feed from both the breasts.

When baby prefers one breast!

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