But aside from milk production, itchy nipples, and sore breasts, getting a good latch is so important for your nursing success. After all, a baby takes more than just the nipple in their tiny mouth.

Guide your baby's head to tilt back slightly so their wide-open mouth can get a good breastfeeding latch. Best for: Full-term ...

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 ...