Ovulation period during lactation

So, what is the ovulation period during lactation? What impact does it have on mother and baby?

Ovulation during lactation is the period when the mother's body temperature rises while breastfeeding. Body temperature during this period usually rises by 0.5 to 1 degree Celsius and lasts approximately 2 to 3 days. During this period, the mother's body releases large amounts of hormones, such as human relaxin, to help the baby sleep and increase production.

For both mother and baby, the ovulation period during breastfeeding has the following effects:

1. Increase the birth rate of babies: During this period, the birth rate of babies will increase significantly. This is because the mother can feed her baby better during this period, and the baby can fall asleep and wake up more easily.

2. Increase the mother's productivity: During this period, the mother's body temperature rises and hormone levels also change, which may increase the mother's productivity. For example, during this period, mothers may nurse more frequently and may manage their bodies more efficiently.

3. Increase the baby’s sleep quality: During this period, the baby’s sleep quality will also be significantly improved. This is because babies can fall asleep and wake up better during this period, and mothers can better meet their needs.

The ovulation period during lactation has an important impact on both mother and baby. Mothers should pay close attention to changes in their body temperature and breastfeed when needed. Babies should also receive adequate nutrition and care during this period.