• You may need to place a finger on your breast to keep it away
from the baby’s nose a little.
Signs that the baby has latched on to the
nipple in the proper way:
1. His lower lip is folded back beneath your nipple.
2. The baby’s ears are moving whilst he is breastfeeding.
3. There
is no pain in your nipple, or there is a slight pain but it is
minimal.
If you feel that your baby has not latched on to the nipple
properly, move him and then offer the
breast to him again in the
proper manner.
When you want to remove your nipple from the baby’s mouth,
you can put your little finger in the corner of his mouth to make
him open his mouth a little, then you can remove your nipple.
How to breastfeed whilst lying down
This method gives you more control over the baby’s head and is
very useful for women who have had a Caesarean.
Lie down on your side with your baby close to you,
facing you and
with his mouth in line with your breast. Pillows or cushions will
help you to feel more comfortable when breastfeeding in this
position; a pillow behind the baby’s back
will help keep his close
to you.
How do I know when my baby has had
enough milk?
This question is very common among mothers who are worried
about not having enough milk for their baby.
There are a number
of things which will tell you that your baby is getting enough milk,
such as the following:
• After breastfeeding, your breasts feel less heavy and softer.
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