This can cause your nipples to become flat and make it more difficult for your baby to latch on. But it's important to note ...

“The baby should be allowed to latch on the breasts for 10 minutes at least. The position the mother breastfeeds is also important– the head should be positioned upwards, and the baby’s body ...

Now that you're in position, the next step is for baby to latch correctly onto the breast. Without a good latch – the baby can't get a sufficient feed – and the mother can end up sore – or ...

Advising non-exercising mothers to "take the baby for a walk" improves their aerobic ... until the onset of lactogenesis II. An effective latch assures that the nipple receives adequate ...