Say goodbye to breastfeeding pain: gentle care for a mother's love
Say goodbye to breastfeeding pain: gentle care for a mother's loveWhen a new baby snuggles up in her arms and suckles, the sharp pain in the nipple causes many mothers to clench their teeth. Breastfeeding pain is not a necessary part of the process, and there are scientific ways to make this intimate time beautiful again. I. Adjusting breastfeeding posture: the source of pain crack 1. Correct breastfeeding(1) Make sure the baby's mouth is wide open, holding the nipple and most of the areola (the lower lip covers more areola).(2) The baby's chin is close to the breast, and the lips are turned out in the shape of “fish lips”.(3) If the position is wrong, interrupt sucking by pressing gently on baby's jaw with a clean finger and try again. 2. Keep nipples ...