Dr Robyn talks about the times when it’s normal for a baby to fall asleep at the breast, particularly at the end of a feed once the baby has reached satisfaction. However, if the baby is sleeping when it should be feeding, some questions need to be asked to ensure the baby is okay. As always, Dr Robyn suggest a mother to follow her instincts and seek professional help if she feels it’s the right thing to do.
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About Dr Robyn Thompson:
Dr Robyn Thompson is an Australian midwife and breastfeeding consultant with over 40 years experience. She was awarded a PHD where the main topic of question was “Why do so many women present with breastfeeding complications, particularly varying degrees of painful nipple trauma in the early postnatal period?”
Official website: www.breastfeedingconsultant.com
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