Sentences with phrase «latch properly»

The issues addressed ranged from heat and defrost problems to seats that don't latch properly in place, to fuel tank straps that could allow the tank to fall and scrape along the ground.

The seller notes that a couple small issues exist: The badge from the steering wheel is missing, a couple of dashboard bulbs have burned out and the driver's seatbelt buckle sometimes does not latch properly the first time.

The automaker is recalling 1.4 million 2001 Ford Crown Victorias, Windstars, Rangers, F - Series, Excursions and Expeditions; Lincoln Town Cars and Navigators; and Mazda B Series trucks because driver - and passenger - side seat - belt buckles may not latch properly.

At 3 1/2 he still nurses some days (and with frequent reminders I can even get him to latch properly now.)

You also might get frustrated when you baby won't latch properly or latch at all.

Often tongue and lip ties must be cut by a specialist to allow babies to latch properly.

He can't seem to latch properly, even though we are fine withe the football and cross-carry holds.

I thought with time he would latch properly, but it didn't happen.

A very strong lactation advocate once said that in the animal kingdom there is no such thing as formula... My response was that in the animal kingdom a pup that doesn't latch properly or doesn't get adequate milk from its mother DIES.

I am growing so well, because I know how to latch properly.

Oh, and another thing, if your baby doesn't latch properly, DO NOT try to break the latch and get them to re-latch, this WILL make your nipple extremely painful.

He dint latch properly, doctor suggested for tonguetie evaluation.

Although I wish I could get my boy to latch properly, I am happy to be able to still provide him the ever powerful «boob juice!

My son didn't latch properly for weeks and I couldn't figure out the issue.

He was a bit weak in his first 2 - 3 days while we were at the hospital and he was only getting his food from a bottle and when we came back home he wouldn't latch properly, so my wife had to pump and we would supplement him with extra formula until he was no longer hungry.

If severe, it can make it difficult for the newborn to latch properly and feed well.

I had to start using a shield bc my baby had to be supplemented In The hospital and now won't latch properly.

Remember that this is a learning process for both of you and your baby may need some time to learn how to latch properly.

That's because being tongue tied can make it harder for a little one to latch properly, in some cases making breastfeeding very difficult and more painful for Mom than it should be.

It assists mothers to train their babies on how to latch properly on the nipple for proper feeding.

It helps baby to latch properly at the nipple so that he can have his drink.

I can understand how that can be a scary thought because honestly during my first weeks of breastfeeding Jack Jack while he was still learning how to latch properly, it felt like he was gnawing on my nipples.

But it all got better and the only reason why it hurt is because we were both in the process of learning how to latch properly and he is figuring out how to do that which is what makes it hurt.

Just to relieve the breast and make it a little soft so the baby can latch properly.

It was through this site I learned about different ways of letting my baby latch properly, how to soothe engorged breasts, etc..

When he was born, he had a tongue tie that was mild enough that no one in the hospital caught it, but bad enough that he was unable to latch properly.

Now whilst I will not deny that nipple shields do provide some relief (I used them with my second daughter when she couldn't latch properly because of an unknown tongue tie) they bring with them a lot of negatives.

SUNNY GAULT: You know, to Garrett's point about being able to sleep better, that was really really important to me when I had twins because I was pumping throughout the night and when they were first born they were preemies and so they couldn't latch properly so I was like pumping every three hours.

My letdown came or just not using it and letting her practice and learn how to latch properly without it.

I knew that she could latch properly and eat — and we could all be back to sleep quickly.

I was painfully engorged and couldn't get my frantically hungry baby to latch properly.

babies who never learn to latch properly because they are not left alone with their mother to engage in their natural instinct as mammals to find her nipple and begin nursing.

It causes the same problem as in the tongue - tie: baby's inability to latch properly.

There will be times when you think the baby will never latch properly, your nipples will be sore forever, you just want to quit.

My 2nd son was born with this and it took him almost 2 months to figure out how to latch properly.

Because breastfeeding will entail a consultant examining your breasts to give tips on how to get baby to latch properly, shy mothers will, well, shy away from this.

I mean for a good six months it was it was just fighting with her crying and trying to nurse her and trying to give her a bottle with medicine or trying to give her medicine or trying to get her to latch properly.

If you can watch these videos, you will be able to learn how to breastfeed your baby with confidence, latch properly and lactate without pain.

I used them warm to help milk flow and relief engorgement - baby wouldn't latch properly on my engorged breasts and it was so painful for the first few minutes of breast - feeding until I came across Rachel's Remedy!

The Medela Nipple Shield was the only thing that helped train his lips to latch properly and it helped me tremendously from having sore nipples.

Even the lactation consultant because I knew I would trust my instincts on how to get him to latch properly.

My son, my one and only could not could not latch properly due to lip and tongue ties.

Getting baby to latch properly isn't always as easy as it looks... at first.

Nurses and lactation specialists will visit you during this time to help you and baby latch properly so you can get the hang of breastfeeding.

Getting baby to latch properly isn't always as easy as it looks...

In the beginning when I was learning to breastfeed, I prefered the privacy as I had some trouble getting my son to latch properly.

I had an extremely difficult time breastfeeding due to my daughter's inability to latch properly.

We also do not recommend pressure gates for high traffic location as they are often knocked out of alignment and then not lock and latch properly.

My son got used to eating from the bottle at the hospital and his mouth was too small to latch properly, plus he just screamed bloody murder with my nipple in his mouth.

I've been exclusively pumping since he was about 4 weeks old because I just couldn't get him to latch properly and he was tearing me up.