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BOM Method for LSCS Lactation Care
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BOM Method for LSCS Lactation Care

Evidence-based techniques to support milk secretion, improve let-down, and build breastfeeding confidence after LSCS
Created bySrividhya M
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • This module begins with the basic science of milk production and milk release. Milk production depends mainly on prolactin, while milk let-down depends mainly o
  • Module 2: Breast care basics and safety This module teaches how to care for the breasts safely after delivery. Good breast care includes hygiene, gentle handlin
  • Module 3: Oxytocin massage technique This is the core practical part of the seminar. Oxytocin massage is a gentle massage method that helps the mother relax and
  • Module 4: Marmet technique and milk expression This module explains how to remove milk using the hands. The Marmet technique is a manual expression method that
  • Module 5: Practical care plan for LSCS mothers This module brings everything together into a real-life support plan. A practical care plan includes early feedin

Course content

1 section5 lectures1h 52m total length
  • Module 1 : Lactation Physiology After LSCS26:23
  • Module 2: Breast Care Basics and Safety10:02
  • Module 3: Oxytocin Massage Technique17:13
  • Module 4: Marmet Technique and Milk Expression31:01
  • Module 5: Practical Care Plan for LSCS Mothers28:06

Requirements

  • This advanced certificate course is designed for birth professionals, lactation educators, and expectant parents, requiring no prior medical degree as all complex anatomical and neuroendocrine terms are thoroughly explained inline. To successfully participate in the practical portions of the curriculum, students should have access to a standard anatomical breast model for practicing hand placements, a skin-safe massage oil, and ideally a support partner to practice the spinal oxytocin stimulation techniques. Ultimately, the only essential prerequisites are a foundational awareness of what an LSCS delivery entails and a strong commitment to mastering evidence-based postpartum recovery strategies.

Description

Postpartum Lactation Care for LSCS Mothers: BOM Method is a practical course designed to help learners understand and support breastfeeding after caesarean delivery. This course introduces the BOM method, which combines breast care, oxytocin massage, and the Marmet technique to support milk secretion and improve lactation in the early postpartum period.

The course is ideal for nurses, midwives, lactation supporters, health educators, and caregivers who want a simple, structured approach to breastfeeding support for LSCS mothers. Learners will explore the basics of lactation, common challenges after surgery, safe breast care practices, massage techniques, manual milk expression, and practical ways to support latch and feeding.

Each module is designed with clear explanations, step-by-step demonstrations, and useful resources that can be applied in both clinical and home settings. By the end of the course, learners will have the confidence to use the BOM method effectively and help mothers establish successful breastfeeding after LSCS.

What you will learn

  • Understand lactation after LSCS.

  • Apply the BOM method for breast milk support.

  • Demonstrate oxytocin massage and Marmet technique.

  • Support safe breast care and feeding comfort.

  • Guide mothers through early postpartum lactation care.

Who this course is for

  • Nurses

  • Midwives

  • Lactation support staff

  • Health educators

  • Postnatal caregivers


Who this course is for:

  • Target audience Postnatal nurses, midwives, lactation consultants, doulas, and mothers recovering from LSCS who want safe, evidence‑based lactation support.