How can you tell if your breastfeeding baby is 'latched' on properly? Here's the (expert) how: WorldBreastfeedingWeek worldbreastfeedingweek2022 baby pregnancy
Getting the correct latch – the way your baby attaches to your breast for feeding – is crucial to breastfeeding successfully. It makes breastfeeding less painful and is key to ensuring a good milk supply."Getting your baby latched on comfortably is important for preventing sore nipples," says breastfeeding expert Justine Fieth, a trained breastfeeding counsellor at.
Gently stroke your baby’s cheek or the corner of their mouth as you bring them towards your breast. This encourages the 'rooting reflex' which triggers your baby to open their mouth to find your nipple. Their lower jaw and chin will be tucked into your breast well away from the base of your nipple and their nose will be free.
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