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Hebamme 2021; 34(04): 52-57
DOI: 10.1055/a-1515-1437
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Stillen

D-MER: Die Leere vor der Milch

Regine Gresens
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Stillen bringt nicht immer nur Glücksgefühle mit sich. Manche Frauen erleben Emotionen wie Trauer, Hoffnungslosigkeit oder Verzweiflung direkt in dem Moment, bevor der Milchspendereflex einsetzt. Hebammen können die betroffenen Frauen dabei unterstützen, trotz dieser Gefühlsregungen am Stillen festzuhalten.



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