Understanding the Sensations of Nursing: A Guide to Natural Responses and Comfort

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1. Verfasser: Sugawara, Akihito
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author Sugawara, Akihito
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contents <p>This article explains why sensations in the breast during nursing can feel pleasant and why such responses are natural. It describes the physiological role of breast stimulation, including oxytocin release and milk production, and the psychological effects, such as stress reduction and mother-infant bonding. The article aims to reassure nursing mothers that these responses are normal, not abnormal, and helps them understand and accept their bodily sensations without anxiety.</p>
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spellingShingle Understanding the Sensations of Nursing: A Guide to Natural Responses and Comfort
Sugawara, Akihito
Nursing
Breast sensations
Oxytocin
Maternal-infant bonding
Stress reduction
Pleasant sensations
Psychological reassurance
Natural responses
<p>This article explains why sensations in the breast during nursing can feel pleasant and why such responses are natural. It describes the physiological role of breast stimulation, including oxytocin release and milk production, and the psychological effects, such as stress reduction and mother-infant bonding. The article aims to reassure nursing mothers that these responses are normal, not abnormal, and helps them understand and accept their bodily sensations without anxiety.</p>
title Understanding the Sensations of Nursing: A Guide to Natural Responses and Comfort
topic Nursing
Breast sensations
Oxytocin
Maternal-infant bonding
Stress reduction
Pleasant sensations
Psychological reassurance
Natural responses
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18185549