If you're having trouble getting your baby to latch correctly, remove them from your breast and start again. Ask your partner or support person for help with bottle feedings or diaper changes so ...

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.

the baby cups the tongue and drops it while opening the mouth wide for a deep and effective latch. When babies are rushed to the breast before all their senses are awakened and before their ...

The "latch" as experts call it, is the way your baby connects to your breast. When done correctly, your baby will open their mouth very wide and take in a good deal of breast tissue. This means ...

Breastfeeding has tons of benefits for both mom and baby, but it doesn’t come naturally to everyone. If you’re experiencing ...

Mothers, babies, and professionals at HCA Florida Gulf Coast Hospital participated in the global “Big Latch On” event that ...

To properly latch, your baby should have some breast tissue in their mouth, with your nipple deeper in the mouth. If your baby doesn't latch onto enough breast tissue, your nipple can get ...