Its Only Natural: Tips for Breastfeeding # 1

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Tip #1 - Latching on the Right Way

With breastfeeding, a latch refers to how the baby fastens onto the breast. There are a lot of reasons why a baby may not latch properly. I

In fact, how your baby latches is actually more important than how you hold your baby. Latching can be more difficult depending on your body or your baby. It takes time a little patience so you both get it right.

If you have

flat nipples,

larger breasts,

or your baby's mouth and palate move differently,

Here are tips to help your baby have a good latch and holding your baby from the US Office of Women's Health, bought to you by the Mother's Justice Blog...

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