Generation of an infant milk

Prolactin stimulates milk production. Breasts will produce as much milk as your child needs. Usually it takes about two hours to the cells that produce milk, produced enough milk for the next meal. An important exception to this rule is when a child is preparing for growth spurt and is eating more than usual. Babies are like children and adolescents grow unevenly. In preparation for the spurt of growth increases appetite and milk intake can be doubled. The first significant growth spurt usually happens when the child is 14-28 days. Increased consumption of breast milk due to the growth of a jerk, lengthens the time it takes to recover the amount of milk. Instead of two hours may be needed twenty-four hours for breast milk, so it was enough to meet the needs. This means that approximately one day children will often choose to eat and it will be impossible to fully satisfy their appetite. Although women may spend most of the day in feeding a child who is experiencing a spurt of growth, milk production will be sufficient to meet the needs of the baby. Adding milk mixture in the diet of children will reduce the flow of breast milk because the baby will be less than it consumes.