The most common reason a baby chokes during breastfeeding is that milk is coming out faster than your baby can swallow. Usually, this happens when mom has an oversupply of milk.Common signs of oversupply include restlessness at the breast, coughing, choking, or gulping milk, especially at let down, and biting on the nipple to stop the flow of milk, among others.

You might also have an overactive let down, which causes a forceful flow of milk into your baby’s mouth. When your breasts are stimulated by your baby suckling, oxytocin causes the let-down reflex that releases the milk.

In this Video Ms.Haritha.P talks about "How to avoid choking in baby while breastfeeding?". Her contact details are given below for further information.

Ms.Haritha.P
Certified Birth Educator,
Lactation Counselor.
Instagram handle-thalirbyharitha
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Contact Number: 097903 83779
Mail id : thalirbyharitha@gmail.com
Website: www.thalir.info

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