Phrases with «to latch on to»

The phrase "to latch onto" means to grasp or attach oneself firmly and persistently to something, often with a strong belief or conviction. Full definition

Sentences with «to latch on to»

  • At first no milk will be produced, but by frequently attempting to pump or having your baby latch on to feed you may be able to restart lactation. (omaby.com)
  • When a baby is too fussy or crying, he may not latch on to breastfeed. (verywellfamily.com)
  • The same force that makes children latch on to their relationships when their bonds are threatened is also present in adults. (bettertherapy.com)
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