Determining proper latch for breastfeeding

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One way that you can tell if your baby is not latching on properly is that your baby probably won’t gain any weight. And what happened to me was that when my son Kaden was born, we kept trying to get him to latch on and lots of lactation consultants were coming in and trying to get him to latch on. And we thought he was doing it the right way, but no matter what, he still wasn’t gaining any weight. So that’s how we knew he wasn’t latching on properly.

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Kristy King was born and raised in Southern California, where she currently lives with her husband, her three year old son, and one year old daughter. She teaches third grade in the award-winning South Pasadena School District.

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One way that you can tell if your baby is not latching on properly is that your baby probably won’t gain any weight. And what happened to me was that when my son Kaden was born, we kept trying to get him to latch on and lots of lactation consultants were coming in and trying to get him to latch on. And we thought he was doing it the right way, but no matter what, he still wasn’t gaining any weight. So that’s how we knew he wasn’t latching on properly.