Gently brush your nipple against the baby’s nose or top lip to encourage a wide-open mouth.
Point your nipple toward the roof of the baby’s mouth rather than straight back.
Tucking the baby under your arm like a football is ideal for those recovering from a C-section or mothers with larger breasts.
Ensure the baby’s chin touches the breast first so their nose remains clear for breathing.
More of the lower part of the areola should be in the baby's mouth than the top part. Popular Breastfeeding Positions
Gently brush your nipple against the baby’s nose or top lip to encourage a wide-open mouth.
Point your nipple toward the roof of the baby’s mouth rather than straight back.
Tucking the baby under your arm like a football is ideal for those recovering from a C-section or mothers with larger breasts.
Ensure the baby’s chin touches the breast first so their nose remains clear for breathing.
More of the lower part of the areola should be in the baby's mouth than the top part. Popular Breastfeeding Positions