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Your PERFECT Latch (5 Top Tips For Breastfeeding Moms)

Mama Nurse Tina

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Holy moley....if you are struggling with your breastfeeding latch or dealing with pain while breastfeeding THIS is it! An updated video on 5 tips to get the very BEST latch of your breastfeeding journey. I'm breaking it down step by step so you can breastfeed more comfortably and confidently during your postpartum recovery. Practical breastfeeding education and top breastfeeding tips for new moms who want real, actionable help! HELP IS ON THE WAY DEAR!

Whether you’re an expecting parent, a breastfeeding mom, or looking for reliable breastfeeding support, you'l feel less overwhelmed and more empowered during baby feeding times.

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0:00 - Trailer
0:58 - Breastfeeding Preparation
1:38 - Feed on Demand
1:41 - Newborn Early Hunger Cues
2:28 - Pain While Breastfeeding
3:30 - Newborn Mouth
3:59 - Newborn Rooting Reflex
4:22 - Bring Baby To You
5:00 - Credentials
5:19 - Baby Ergonomics
6:10 - Cradle Hold Breastfeeding Position
6:34 - Cross-Cradle Breastfeeding Position
7:10 - Football Hold Breastfeeding Position
8:05 - Side-Lying Nursing Position
8:48 - Laid Back Nursing Position
9:40 - Angling For Baby
10:21 - Encouraging a Deep Latch
10:33 - Assess the New Latch
12:10 - Clicking Sounds While Breastfeeding
13:15 - Example of a Great Latch
13:39 - Tongue Ties and Lip Ties
14:16 - Signs of a Tongue Tie
14:35 - IBCLC
15:0 - Closing Thoughts

DISCLAIMER:
The information in this video is strictly for educational and informational purposes only. Any and all information available on this channel is intended for general guidance only and must never be considered a substitute for advice provided by your most responsible health care provider.

Although I always do my absolute best to provide you up to date and evidence based information I assume no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions contained in the content on this channel. This content does not constitute medical, psychological or health advice of any kind.

Always consult a professional in the medical and health area for your particular needs and circumstances prior to making any medical or health related decisions.

17 Comments

@ashes5028 8 months ago

Watching this WHILE I’m breastfeeding! 😂

@londonlondon595 8 months ago

For a completely new mommy to-be this is the Absolute Saviour😅thank you, Tina, for sharing everything in 1 place❤

@tca2019 8 months ago

Thank you for sharing your real feeding experience. It’s so helpful!
Beautiful baby ✨💝👶

@mgrv29 3 weeks ago

Your channel is incredible. You’re clear, fun, and great video production.

Thank you for teaching us!!!

@patriciag1111 8 months ago

Thank you so much for sharing the video of your own experience ❤

@lyndz911 6 months ago

Thank you so much for this 🙏🏼 very helpful ❤

@kekastories 13 days ago

i understood the tips given but while in reality applying those is bit difficult for me as new mom

@hypatiakovalevskayasklodowska 8 months ago

Your babyis SO FREAKING CUTE!!!❤❤❤

@bizanthymum 8 months ago

Howdy Mama Nurse Tina! Evidence-based FSD here -- I hear a LOT of conflicting info re: oral ties. Some trusted sources say to correct them early and often, other trusted sources say to leave them and work with them until intervention is absolutely necessary. In labor and birth, my philosophy is to let the body and birthing parent be our guide until intervention is desired by the birther or is medically necessary. But with many things postpartum -- particularly when it comes to oral ties, I feel completely lost on how to best advise and support my clients. I'd love to know more about how to approach oral ties from an evidence-based perspective.

Thank you for all the tremendous resources you offer on your channel! They're great learning tools for my clients (and me!).

@bergemarie3249 8 months ago

For feeding 😂😂😂😂😂🫣🫣🫣

@hilarynguyen7765 8 months ago (edited)

How do you calm a baby to help with the latch that is already crying from hunger?? Thank you!

@tylercrew1473 4 months ago

Having our second in a few days. Our first had a tongue and lip tie and was very painful to breastfeed to the point of damaging my nips so ended up exclusively pumping. Are consecutive children prone to having those oral tethers as well?

@PoweredbyJC 3 months ago

Does your breastfeeding course go over how to breastfeed if you have inverted or flat nipples ??

@TheMusicalFreak1 3 months ago

I have tried all of those and it still hurts.. my son has a tendency to have a small mouth rather then openning wide no matter what I tried and I keep trying. He doesn't have a lip or tongue ties I have seen a lactation consultant and she saw him and said he has a tendency for a small mouth she said and told me to try the laying down position because it makes baby open wider and it is not really working either. He empties the breast properly though it hurts still, and after he is done my nipple looks fine but a few minutes after I am getting a vasospasm and them my nipple turns white it really hurts and idk what to do worms doesn't help as much sometimes

@Scrubsfordays_withMia 8 months ago

This is just what I need baby was latched great in the hospital and the 1st few weeks but im a oversupplier with a fast let down now she's fussy at the breast and when she does eat its for like 5 mins so ive been pumping any advice ive tried pumping then feeding her 😢 so im not so full iy doesn't work. Tips?

@celesteessel4500 4 months ago

13:27

@stretchopotomus2385 8 months ago

I COULDN'T get my first baby to open wide enough or latch deep enough, and as soon as I would get a good deep latch he would actually pull back to a shallow latch. It was sooo frustrating 😵‍💫