There is simply no way to predict how soon. Every woman is different. If you are breastfeeding without supplementing, that usually suppresses the menstrual cycle altogether. It usually comes back when the baby starts eating solid foods or goes longer between feedings. Usually. Not always.
Sometimes ovulation is delayed during the time a woman is breastfeeding, but it is not a tried and true method of birth control. Also, periods may be irregular for a few months, so timing is difficult. Many women become pregnant within a few months of the birth of a baby for these reasons.
It is possible to ovulate while breast feeding. It is not a perfect method of Birth Control. If you are nursing and are sexually active, a barrier method such as male or female condoms is the best if you are not looking to become pregnant right away. There is also a certain birth control pill that is safely used while nursing. Speak to your OB/GYN for details.
If you are breast feeding, ovulation can be delayed until the baby starts solids or until you start supplementing formula - for 6 months or more.
If you are not breast feeding you can ovulate as early as 15 days after the birth.
It depends on whether you're exclusively breastfeeding your baby or not. If not, the first ovulation can take place at around 6 weeks. If you are breastfeeding exclusively (ie, your baby takes only breast milk and nothing else, not even water or juice), then the first ovulation will not take place till your baby is starts taking other food, which is recommended at 6 months of age.
The same way you know you are ovulating while not breastfeeding.
every body is different can take some people wks and others years to months
It is believed that breast feeding will delay the return to the normal menstrual cycle.
It probably means that the baby was hungry.
To get a more comfortable position while breastfeeding, for both the baby and the woman. Also the baby gets closer to the breast, so it has an easier time eating.
too soon for your husband
You should wait until you've stopped breastfeeding.
Yes. A woman is fertile pretty much every day of the month. Only 12% of all women ovulate on the same day every month so unless you check every month you don't know when you ovulate. The sperms also live inside for almost a week. A orgasm can also make you ovulate again.
It depends, you may get it as soon as 4 weeks after, or it may be many months particularly if you are completely breastfeeding. You can get pregnant though as you ovulate two weeks before your period.
This vary from woman to woman, and also if she is breastfeeding her child or not. As long as the woman is properly breastfeeding her child, then in theory, the period will not come back because the body is not ready to have another baby yet. Many women experience that their period comes back when they ween off the baby and it starts on solids. This in turn because the body does no longer need its resources on making milk, and it prepares for another possible pregnancy again. Having said this, to breastfeed your baby is not considered a safe method of "contraception". Some women do get pregnant while breastfeeding their baby, but by nature, most women will not. This may also be affected by the kind of diet and medication you take.
There can be many challenges when breastfeeding twins. A mother has to get both babies to adapt to feeding at the same time. The pain and discomfort usually felt from breastfeeding one baby is double with twins.
Very easy, especially if you're not breastfeeding.
You DON'T....it is different for every woman & you CAN get pregnant immediatley after giving birth! After a few cycles your body should be back to the way it was before the pregnancy and your cycle should be about the same & you should ovulate at about the same time you used to in your cycle before having the baby.
A woman can definitely get sore while breastfeeding, even when the baby is positioned correctly. This usually happens within the first month or two of breastfeeding. Use lots of Lansinoh nipple cream and pump whenever you're too sore to breastfeed!
Yes, you can get pregnant again as soon as you ovulate.