Sentences with phrase «still latch on»

This was evident to anyone familiar with the subject, but of course contrarians still latch on to the nonsense titles and run with them...

Even if your milk supply is not up to the needs of your baby, many babies will still latch on.

She still latches on but it's like it's not fast enough.

We used the adiri natural nursers when I traveled so she would still nurse when I came home and they seemed to help so she still latched on as soon as I came in from a trip.

Admittedly, it is not for everybody given how we've gotten used to the full - touch glass slabs over the past decade, but it adds a novelty factor to the device and brings a sense of nostalgia that many BlackBerry loyalists seem to be still latching on to.

Your mind is keeping you from happiness because it's still latching on to something from your past.

Not exact matches

Still, it's not hard to see why politicians have latched on to entrepreneurship: It's sexy and founders make much more palatable economic heroes than the corporate titans who triggered the financial crisis.

Then in later summer, still ill and liable to fainting fits, came something further for his depression to latch on to, but at the same time a strong physical challenge.

He would stir to eat often (heck, he still does), but I would latch him on and we'd both fall back to sleep together.

My daughter had a bad latch, it hurt every time I fed her, less as time went on but still.

But, even when the baby is latching on properly, the nipples may still be sensitive.

If you need assistance finding an LC in your area their association website has a locator at ilca.org In the meantime, try to hand express or gently pump if you cant latch baby on to that side so your breast still gets the stimulation it needs to release and keep making milk.

That will soothe your damaged nipples and cover the nerve endings so it will also ease the pain but it is important to know the underlying cause which could still be attributed to latching on and positioning.

The midwife came out the next day to check on us and tried to get him latched on but he was still sleepy.

Once home he still wasn't latching on.

If your baby is latched on well and feedings still hurt you may have thrush, a bacterial infection or be experiencing a vasospasm (raynauds).

When your child latches on correctly, you will still be able to see a good deal of your areola.

We tried the nipple shield, but my daughter still struggled to latch on and stay latched on.

I was expecting his latch to be perfect after his palate was fixed and I was disappointed when I realized he still couldn't nurse on his own.

If you are still experiencing latching issues, it is best to see a lactation consultant who can advise you in person and offer helpful tips and suggestions as she will observe baby latching on.

And now that my baby is bigger and able to latch on pretty easily, I still can't imagine how breastfeeding with a cover would even work.

I find it very difficult and we are in a difficult phase now because it's like well, you know we still have the stuff that we need to protect him from that latch no longer works, cos he knows how to press down on that, but there is another latch that he still doesn't, you know.

Become a community cheering on breastfeeding goals be they learning a proper latch while still in hospital or just when your milk has come in, establishing a healthy supply during maternity leave or returning to work.

Sometimes though, even though he doesn't bite I can still feel his teeth if he's being lazy and not quite latched on properly.

Safe cabinets and drawer safety locks and latches Babies get into trouble faster that you can say abc, and even though there may be nothing sitting around that could hurt them, they can still open drawers and get their hands on things they shouldn't.

He may have been feeding loads but Alex was still struggling latching on.

Please keep in mind, that although safety latches have been installed, it is still a good idea to keep cleaning products and dangerous chemicals on a high shelf, and away from a child's reach.

i've gone through so much... from engorgement to clogged millk ducts and still i don't think my baby is latching on properly.

Reuben had a rocky start but we got there in the end, Eva latched on without a second thought and is still going... definitely easier the second time, but it might just be the kind of baby you get as well...

Thanks to my new found confidence, on day 6 I fed Alex in public for the first time (and have done several times since) and although he still prefers to munch on his hands for a good 5 minutes before latching on, by the time the first week was over things were so much better on the feeding front.

Even babies born early or with physical and neurological issues can still learn to latch on and breastfeed.

My baby is latching good, i'm pumpling like crazy, i'm keeping her on the breast, i mean everything and I still only seem to produce approx 10oz a day.

A True Low Breast Milk Supply: If your baby is latching on correctly and nursing every 2 - 3 hours around the clock but still not getting enough breast milk, there could be an underlying issue causing a true low milk supply.

For months I wondered why nursing hurt me still, why I had to hold my baby on my breast to make sure he didn't fall off (helping him maintain a latch), why it wasn't getting better, but worse and harder, why most women I knew were able to go for more than a half hour without nursing by the time the baby was four months old.

I plan on taking one to the hospital this time just in case my milk comes in while I am still there and baby can't latch on.

I am now EBF with my 3 week old little girl, we latched much faster this time and i used lanolin religiously from day one but still ended up with a big sore on one side that ended up introducing thrush before i had it healed.

I am one week in and my baby still hasn't latched on.

Stephanie: Like we mentioned before, he latched on right away, still in that first hour.

Baby girl still couldn't really latch on until she was about 5 days old.

Once he latched on things were fine (though I was still an exhausted, leaky mess), but nursing often felt tedious, technical, and stressful.

My son still seemed always hungry and would stay latched on for over an hour if I left him.

A toddler who's still attached to a bottle will only latch on tighter if he's allowed to have it as a source of comfort during this critical period.

I did get a minor cracked nipple as his latch was bad to begin, but was still on painkillers from the birth so it wasn't too painful.

now i have to pump to fed her she refuses the breast, althought she is getting breast milk still it takes alot more time to pump and feed then to just let her latch on.

In the hospital he did not want to latch on, and although he has now probably once a day, I still am not able to breastfeed yet.

Then we could nurse all night, both drift off and wake up in the morning with him latched on, snuggly and warm — it was (and still is) pretty great.

I am having the same problem with my 8 month old and I have spent hundreds on bottle, I have been trying since he was about 4 months and it has been a nightmare, this is the only bottle he latched on too but still has not taken it all the way.

Once he came along she wanted to nurse 24/7 I tried tandem nursing thinking as a single mom it would be the best and easiest a route for me, but it was a disaster, I had such a hard time trying to feed my newborn with her latched on, and I was still experiencing aversion... It made me sad that I was hiding from her when it came time to feed the baby, but now she'll crawl up on my lap and just cuddle with us while I nurse.

During Tuesday it went okay, Jacques was still on paternity leave and he was such a tremendous help — even trying to help the boys latch onto me properly.

However, if your baby is still not latching on well or is not feeding well for another reason, then you may be not so confident.