How to latch breastfeeding

A shallow latch can be painful and inhibit milk flow. IBCLCs share helpful tips to get a deeper latch.

Learn how to get a deep latch that is painless & protects your milk supply! Here's how deep latch technique can help you nurse comfortably.

Nourishing body, mind, and soul—one latch at a time. 🤱💕 The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months and continuing even after introducing solid foods, until at least age 1 year or longer. The World Health Organization suggests breastfeeding until 2 years old or longer because the benefits continue that long. So, if you’re able, consider nursing your baby—it’s a wonderful choice for both of you! 😊 #BreastfeedingBond #newborn #Babies #Kids #breastfe...

Mama Vine on Instagram: "🌿Is your newborn having a hard time getting a deep latch? Try this… Use the cross cradle hold and apply pressure to their upper back between their shoulders blades. I also find that supporting their weight with your arm under their body and hugging them in close to your body helps establish the nice deep latch we’re hoping for! ✨Try it out and let me know if it helps! #mamavine #newborn #newmom #newbaby #motherhood #breastfeeding #breastmilk #shallowlatch…

Are you pregnant and want to learn how to breastfeed your newborn? Here are 9 tips to getting the perfect breastfeeding latch every time.

A perfect latch is often hard to come by. Here are tips & tricks from lactation consultants to help your baby latch deeply....

Fixing a shallow breastfeeding latch can take some time. Here are 5 tips to get a deeper latch by trying different breast holds, feeding postions and using the flippe technique

Learn how to latch your baby deeply for comfort and good milk transfer. Watch this latching breastfeeding video to help you!