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Need advice on breastfeeding with teething baby! My daughter just had he first tooth begin to pop out and now she's…

Need advice on breastfeeding with teething baby!

My daughter just had he first tooth begin to pop out and now she's being rough with feeding my nipples are sore and irritated. What are something I can do to help her and me? (Didn't breastfeed with son this long so never had this issue...) she's 8 months old and I'd like to continue breastfeeding tell she's a year old.

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junesmommy_15

China

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Stop her latch immediately and say "no, you're hurting mommy." I promise these little brains are very intelligent. She will eventually understand.

davidj66

Jesika

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I might try that it's just hard to tell when she switches to rougher since I'm already sore

junesmommy_15

China

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yeah

You will feel it. I screamed when my son would give me a good bite lol. He looked like what happened to you lady.😂

davidj66

Jesika

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I'm glad my kids get teeth later then most but still it doesnt feel good. Hopefully showing that its hurting might work to get her to stop

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