Sentences with phrase «base of the nipple»

WATCH LOWER LIP, aim it as far from base of nipple as possible, so tongue draws lots of breast into mouth.

WATCH LOWER LIP, aim it as far from base of nipple as possible, so tongue draws LOTS OF BREAST in mouth.

You should not see a white circle at the base of the nipple, nor should your nipple turn white from squeezing

Infected nipples may be pink or fiery red and there may be cracks at the base of the nipple.

For example, the Medela nipples (not a personal endorsement) are designed in such a way that the baby's lips can get all the way down to the base of the nipple - not on the nipple only.

Baby's bottom lip should be further from the base of the nipple than the top lip (not centered in baby's mouth).

Place your thumb and first finger on either side of the nipple about 1 1/2 inches (4 cm) from the base of the nipple.

Notice how bubbles begin to form right at the base of the nipple inside the bottle.

Some women will need to have their fingers closer or farther from the base of the nipple, depending on the anatomy of their breast.

Try to get baby's bottom lip as far as possible from the base of the nipple.

His mouth will be covering at least a half - inch from the base of your nipple.

To employ this technique: Place a thumb on each side of the base of the nipple — directly at the base of the nipple, not at the edge of the areola.

Doing this technique several times a day may help loosen the adhesions at the base of the nipple.

A helpful way to know exactly where to place his chin is to make sure that his lower lip IS NOT right below the base of the nipple.

This piece puts a gentle pressure at the base of your nipple.

Place your thumb on top of your breast and your fingers below it about 1.5 ″ from the base of your nipple.

You can try doing some breast massage, in circular motions around your breast, also stroke the tissue from the base of your breast towards the nipples, lean over and give the girls a shake and try some reverse pressure softening (RPS) to stimulate the nerves at the base of the nipple that help control the milk ejection reflex (MER).

The base of the nipple where it attaches to the bottle is accordion - like, enabling it to stretch at different angles like the mother's breast.

A trick for differentiating yeast of the breast and eczema is that while eczema will spare the skin at the base of the nipple, yeast will not and often the clinician will observe fine, hair - line cracks at the base.

The ducts can be traced from the base of the nipple back into the parenchyma.

The mean number of main ducts greater than 0.55 mm diameter at the base of the nipple was approximately 10 for the left breast and 9 for the right breast.

The base of the nipple is also designed to fan out with the width increasing comfort and ensuring proper grip as the baby breastfeeds.

Repeat this exercise twice a day, working up to five times a day, moving the thumbs around the base of the nipple.

Their chin will touch your breast first and the bottom lip should make contact with the breast on the areola (the brown circle around your nipple), well away from the base of the nipple.

This will stretch out the nipple and loosen the tightness at the base of the nipple, which will make it move up and outward.

Place a thumb on each side of the base of the nipple — directly at the base of the nipple, not at the edge of the areola.

Answer: You might be positioning the baby's upper lip so high that the lower lip just fits below the base of the nipple.

With the shield slightly inverted, place at the base of your nipple and stretch it over your nipple.

Instead, you want the flange to rest at the base of the nipple with the nipple having the freedom to move inside the shaft.

While breastfeeding, the baby controls milk flow by applying pressure to the base of the nipple.

The Latch bottle does the same by releasing more milk as the base of the nipple receives more pressure.

These bottles have a tube that extends from the base of the nipple down to the bottom of the bottle so that the air flows out away from... MORE baby's milk.

Place the nipple over your nipple and then smooth the brim against your breast starting at the base of the nipple part of the shield.

Place your thumb and index finger at the base of the nipple, or about one inch back, and gently squeeze.

Put your thumbs at the base of the nipple and push against your breast while pulling your thumbs away from each other.

It may help if you compress your breast and hold it firmly about 1 1/2 inches from the base of your nipple toward the chest wall (usually at the edge of the areola just past where your baby's lips will be)-- like squishing down a big thick sandwich on a roll to take a bite.