アオバ台母乳育児相談室

It's the worst. When I went there for the first time, maybe the baby was nervous at the first place, I lay down and stared at the ceiling. Then you haven't turned over in 4 months yet? !! I was told that I wasn't moving, and my voice was loud, and the voice made my baby cry. The baby next door was born at the same time, but it works like this, right? !! I was told. There are individual differences like that. I was forced to lie down and cried. Even when I was lying down, I moved around and was surprised and cried. I keep crying while I have a massage. I cry when I go! Was told. Of course. I will never go again.

There was no problem with breastfeeding massage, but I was asked a lot about personal matters. Not only about children but also about husbands and home addresses. When I got disgusted and got rid of it properly, I was dug up more and more. I'm tired.

In addition to breastfeeding, I was taught about childcare in general, from the size of diapers to how to fix the day-night reversal. There are bright midwives who can be relied on as childcare professionals. Thank you for watching the day I had mastitis, I was born with a low weight and couldn't breastfeed at all, but now I'm here!

I had a short cut and became lumpy, so I had a medical examination. I returned to fluffy thanks to the careful teaching and processing. Also, when I told him that I was going to be late, I was grateful that I was 10 minutes or 15 minutes late and said it would be fine. I was always talking to me while I was squeezing it, so I didn't have any strange tension. However, since I had never been told how to squeeze, it was only knowledge on the Internet, so it seems that the way I squeezed before going to the doctor was different. When I told it, I was told that "I imagined it would be trihada," and I was honestly disgusted. There is a slightly different way of saying it... Before the end was over, the next person came to see you. I'm late, so I can't help but put together, but I'm shirtless. I didn't close the door, I was guiding me to the room next to me normally... I think I couldn't see it because I was sitting on the sofa immediately, but I could see it when I was standing. Even when I changed my clothes, I changed into a mess at the end, and after a while there was no delicacy, and after the sweat, there were a lot of questionnaires according to your reviews. The place of my parents' house was also asked in detail. I also took notes from the maternal and child's handbook when I saw the records when the child was born, but honestly, I need it. ? I feel like that. It's a bit like me and the teacher said that the compatibility didn't match. Since I have the technology, I wonder if I should revisit the hospital if it is difficult...

Certainly the technique is excellent, the massage does not hurt and the rugged boobs become fluffy. However, there are about 30 questions on the first questionnaire, and do you need this information for breast milk massage? !! I will ask for personal information. Date of the first tide, address of parents' home, occupation of husband, date of marriage, dating period with husband, etc. The child was crying while filling out this long questionnaire because he was asked to come hungry for the baby. Perhaps they are collecting personal information by taking advantage of mothers who are suffering from breast milk. I wondered what to do if I was invited by a strange religion. There is only discomfort. I think it's okay to refuse.

One step before mastitis, I couldn't help myself, so when I contacted the Oketani ceremony I used to go to, the midwife took a day off due to poor physical condition and asked me to introduce me. I was worried if I could get a reservation because it was Saturday, but when I called, I was happy to receive it, which was very helpful. Is the Oketani-style questionnaire the same everywhere, or is it the address or phone number of my parents' house? ?? There are places where I write something that I think, but I think this is the default. Perhaps the same thing will be written no matter where you go to the Oketani-style midwifery hospital. I wasn't particularly asked for roots and leaves. I'm a cheerful aunt, so I think it might bother me when I'm naive after giving birth, but I didn't care so much. When I arrived, I batting with other people, but there was plenty of space in the living room of the waiting room, and the batting person was immediately passed to the treatment room, so there was nothing special. It takes a long time to write the questionnaire (I'm writing it while I'm sick because my baby is tired at the first place), so I didn't feel like I was waiting. I wondered if I might batting because I was concerned about time efficiency. It takes about an hour and a half from arrival to the end of the procedure, and about 15 minutes to write a questionnaire. It took me about 30 minutes for the previous person to finish because I was waiting while breastfeeding my baby, but I'm glad I didn't have to rush to write because my child was crying. Of course, the treatment was perfect as you wrote, and my chest, which had been stiff, has improved completely. My son was crying next to me, but I can't help it. I was in the middle of the procedure, so I couldn't help it. The Oketani style has a lot of food and so on, and this is not good, but that's the kind of thing, so I think you should ask.

At the recommendation of my mother, I searched for a Oketani style massage and decided to take care of it. He is a very friendly midwife, and he is not confident. He is reliable in asking questions about babies other than breast milk. Since it is a Oketani style, I think that it is easy to accept it emotionally if you take a medical examination after understanding that it is "that kind of policy" without any strange attitude regarding medical record items and food guidance. I was a little worried because the person who gave the evaluation / word-of-mouth that it didn't fit came first, but I didn't care about anything. Rather, I am very grateful for my concern and the reliability of responding to this request as much as possible. If you are worried about breastfeeding, I think it is a counseling room that gives you a chance to take care of your child with a little confidence.