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Tips for trying to make baby latch back on after a week of not breastfeeding? he's going on 3 weeks old on Thursday. the…

Tips for trying to make baby latch back on after a week of not breastfeeding? he's going on 3 weeks old on Thursday. the first week home he did excellent with breastfeeding then the 2nd week he started screaming every time we tried :/

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127lovie

127lovie

Try to make using the nipple shield as briefly as possible. Trust me.

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hhmariah

Hannah MariahМама дочки-младенца

Have you check in his mouth for a tongue/lip tie? That can cause babys not wanna latch sometimes.. Or you could extract a little milk out of your nipple and use your nipple to rub it on his upper lip to see if that makes him wanna latch. But yes, definitely try a nipple shield as well, worked amazingly the first 2wks for me then we eventually stopped using it.

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amarie98

Ariana MarieМама сына-младенца

thanks! gonna give that a try @kreeblim @mimiz

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mimimommyof2

MimiМама дочки-младенца

Doctor always recommended nipple shield

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kreeblim

DjМама дочки-младенца

I got a nipple shield and that seemed to help with relatching

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