all she does is scream and then latch for like 30 seconds then right back to screaming her head off...is this normal when learning to bf?!
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If you're engorged, you may need to pump or hand express a little before you feed her. You may be having an overwhelming let down, or being engorged could be causing a bath latch because a hard engorged breast is harder to latch onto than a soft one.
when you stick your breast in her mouth hold it like a hamburger with one hand and when she opens her mouth hurry up and stick it in there you want her to have a good grip so you want her mouth to be on your areola and hold it there until she start sucking hard.
that's what I'm thinking, about not getting any milk, which is weird cause I'm engorged! I gave up and got her bottle..this is very trying on the soul
yup. she's probably not getting a good latch,or maybe not enough milk is coming out?
Handmaid's tale got me screaming at the tv!!
I’m genuinely trying to do this self soothing thing. She’s screaming even though she’s clean, dry and fed, her temperatures fine. She screamed for at least 10 minutes 😩😩I had to just go on about my business. It’s not easy😩😩but it had to be done
My back is killing me 😖😖
Anyways,
stupid question but I was watching vaginal births on YouTube & all I see is the moms screaming and screaming pushing until the baby comes out.
Do you always scream? Or are there woman who are silent?? Lol idk stupid question but I got scared watching. 😭😩😂
I want to scream xxxx
I can't take it anymore! Haley (yes my 1mth old and no I wasn't able to go through this "joy" of nursing my older daughter, Molly) has been screaming non stop for 6hrs! All she wants to do is eat and I can't have her attached to me all day, everyday! She has wanted to eat every hr on the hr for the past 3hrs! I put her in her room so I don't scream at her but I just can't take it!
Thank you guys!