After staying at the postpartum center for a month, Lin Wanwan spent her days eating and sleeping, sleeping and eating, so one would expect her to have gained a lot of weight, but in reality, her weight dropped back to what it was before she gave birth.
No other reason, she was exhausted from not having a complete sleep for the entire month.
Postpartum, Lin Wanwan had plenty of breast milk, and with this natural condition, she opted for exclusive breastfeeding.
Pure breastfeeding offers countless benefits for infants, but it's not the same for new mothers.
The biggest challenge is that breast milk is easily digestible, requiring the little baby to drink every two to three hours, even at night.
There might be angelic babies who sleep through the night, but not Lin Wanwan's baby, who not only eats and sleeps well but also poops frequently.
If it's not time for feeding, it's time to change the diaper; the little one is quite a handful.
