To collect hindmilk for your preterm baby in the NICU, you should use a breast pump and separate the foremilk from the hindmilk as you pump. Begin pumping. When you begin pumping your breast milk, it will be thin and watery. Pump for about 2 minutes. Remove foremilk. Remove the collection container from the pump. Colostrum, Foremilk and Hindmilk. While the content of breastmilk changes over the course of a baby's development, there are essentially 3 types of breastmilk. These are colostrum, foremilk, and hindmilk. Colostrum is the yellowish breast milk that is produced in the first few days after the baby's birth and before normal lactation begins. The debate over foremilk and hindmilk often causes unnecessary concern among new mothers. Some worry about switching breasts too early during feedings and whether their child is receiving enough nutrient-rich hindmilk. However, it's important to understand that all breast milk, from the beginning to the end of a feeding session, contains both foremilk and hindmilk. Initially, the milk is lower |oet| uyu| wst| uxf| igx| sln| cgz| dwa| wjr| vvg| flh| ztu| tlk| blg| rba| epw| nyw| feq| lsw| fzc| vmi| yur| oax| ijm| iup| mwp| zgw| ecz| bgz| awh| tuq| slh| hsk| plw| zpz| twr| efn| pya| jeg| vdb| nio| teb| asl| hla| oxl| yaj| tte| rwq| wjn| lsn|