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My birthday this Weekend , goin out with the girls an would like a few drinks , am breastfeedin so how do I get round it ? Can't express?
My baba has just gone 1 year old so is on solids too etc want to be able to have a few drinks but in a safe way , how many drinks could I have ? An how Long would it stay in my milk For ? It will be my first alcoholic drink In about 2 an a half years so will probz be a light weight Too , also any tips , I know I need to drink water Between Every alcoholic Drink , Is that right ? Thank u
5 Answers
- Groovy_UnicornLv 75 years ago
Alcohol is only in your best milk for a short period of time. If you don't get wasted and stop drinking at a reasonable time, it won't be in your milk by morning. If you want to pump and dump in the morning, you can for your own peace of mind.
- 5 years ago
It depends on several factors, such as:
- Your age
- Your height
- Your weight
- How healthy your liver currently is
- What mood you're in at the time of drinking
I suggest seeing a GP (doctor). They can give you good advice about how much is safe to drink.
- Anonymous5 years ago
If you're breastfeeding you shouldn't drink alcohol. End of story.
- Salt and PeppyLv 75 years ago
Drink what you want (within reason). However, as long as you are intoxicated, you should not nurse your baby. In the morning, when the alcohol has gone through your system, you will be ok to nurse.
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- Anonymous5 years ago
Switch to formula... Many women don't breast-feed at all.
