Support your breast in a «U» shape, with your thumb on the outside edge of your areola, and your four fingers on the right side of your breast — reach for the middle of your chest with those four fingers., keeping them as far away from the areola as possible. (milkontap.com)
You position it so that whatever angle Thayer coming from your nipple is toward the top of their mouth and as much of the opposite edge of your areola as possible is in the bottom. (babycenter.com)
Lead with baby's chin pressed on your breast and with lower lip touching the outside edge of your areola and point his nose to your nipple, wait for a large gape and then help baby to latch by hugging his shoulders toward your body. (feedthebabyllc.com)