This is the largest and most important Buenos Aires airport. This airport is located at a distance of 21 miles / 34 kilometers southwest of the city of Buenos Aires. This Buenos Aires airport is used for traveling to Europe, North America and other continents.
Milk coming in late (delayed onset of lactation) In a quarter of all mothers, milk can take longer than three days to come in, sometimes taking up to five days (Bonyata, 2011). When milk is very slow to come in it is known as delayed onset of lactation.
While pumping can help, the best thing to help your milk come in is to allow the baby to suckle as often and as much as possible. The suction and enzymes in the baby's saliva will help your body kick into milk production mode. In the meantime, you will secrete colostrum, a clear vitamin-rich fluid that precedes milk. It contains a lot of nutrients that are great for your baby, even if never breast feed after your milk comes in. Warm compresses on your breasts and massaging may help too. Ask to speak with a lactation consultant in the hospital.