Nope! You can breastfeed and drink literally at the same time. If you're sober enough to hold your baby, you're sober enough to feed. And that's only so you don't drop your baby.
Just so I don't sound crazy... "In general, if you are sober enough to drive, you are sober enough to breastfeed. Less than 2% of the alcohol consumed by the mother reaches her blood and milk. Alcohol peaks in mom’s blood and milk approximately 1/2-1 hour after drinking (but there is considerable variation from person to person, depending upon how much food was eaten in the same time period, mom’s body weight and percentage of body fat, etc.). Alcohol does not accumulate in breastmilk, but leaves the milk as it leaves the blood; so when your blood alcohol levels are back down, so are your milk alcohol levels."
Meagan Neill·
Мама дочки-младенца
wait 2 hours for it to be out of your system
Haley·
Мама сына (1 год)
Two hours per 12 oz beer. You'll be fine in 1. Wait 2 for extra caution.
Renée·
В ожидании первенца
Nope! You can breastfeed and drink literally at the same time. If you're sober enough to hold your baby, you're sober enough to feed. And that's only so you don't drop your baby.
Renée·
В ожидании первенца
Just so I don't sound crazy... "In general, if you are sober enough to drive, you are sober enough to breastfeed. Less than 2% of the alcohol consumed by the mother reaches her blood and milk. Alcohol peaks in mom’s blood and milk approximately 1/2-1 hour after drinking (but there is considerable variation from person to person, depending upon how much food was eaten in the same time period, mom’s body weight and percentage of body fat, etc.). Alcohol does not accumulate in breastmilk, but leaves the milk as it leaves the blood; so when your blood alcohol levels are back down, so are your milk alcohol levels."
Ashley·
Мама сына-младенца
Yes what @amoureux said that's the same thing I was told by my doctor