Sentences with phrase «struggles at the nipple»

My little one struggles at the nipple, latches, and gets frustrated that nothing comes out, so she detaches and cries.

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That helped me tremendously at FOUR weeks when we were still struggling b / c of nipple damage.

Are you at home with your newborn struggling with latch or sore nipples?

It was the most effective pump at the time, but I still struggled with milk production and my nipples ached constantly.

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my baby is 4 weeks old and we were recommended to a nipple shield at 2 weeks old, because I have large breasts and she was struggling to latch.

There is nothing more special to her than her booby, probably bc we had such a struggle at birth with tongue tie, flat / inverted nipples, low supply and some seriously bad advice.

I have seen women struggling to feed the baby, then pump (when they have finally settled the baby) around the clock when, for that particular woman, this can be an unsustainably stressful experience; I have seen women with wrecked nipples that cause toe - curling pain at the very thought of a baby coming near them, often because of undiagnosed issues such as a baby with tongue tie.

Instead of tackling individually each breastfeeding issue — latching struggles, milk supply concerns, sore nipples — what if there was a single way to address many challenges at once?

At that meeting we focused on getting a better latch on the shield, but a struggle I have is that I have also never seen the vacuum latch on the nipple you described.

What if instead of tackling each breastfeeding issue individually — latching struggles, milk supply concerns, sore nipples — there was a single way to address many challenges at once?