After a feed, hold your baby
upright against your shoulder or propped forward on your lap.
Hold your baby
upright against a shoulder and pat her back until she burps.
~ Holding baby
upright against your shoulder, pat or rub her back.
Hold
it upright against your shoulder and pat it on the back.
Not exact matches
Again a good breastfeeding position for an older child, sitting
upright and leaning
against your
shoulder.
The wrap or sling shouldn't flatten the baby's spine
against you but
should provide plenty of support to keep it
upright and stable at all times.
Hold him
upright against your chest with his head over your
shoulder, or sit him on your lap.
Keep your baby
upright for at least 20 mins after feeding — try holding him
against your
shoulder, or place him on a raised bed.
Instead of pressing it straight into the
uprights, which increases the risk of dropping it on your face, lock it over your
shoulders first, then move it back
against the power rack and bend your arms to rack it into the
uprights.
Sit
upright, holding other end of band
against your upper chest (band
should be taut).