1.1M views · 1.2K reactions | We typically hear clicking when a baby doesn't have a good latch. What does that mean? Typically when the jaw is working harder than the tongue (baby is chomping instead of sucking), the tongue loses suction and falls off of the nipple. And that's the noise you hear, clicks. This can also cause baby to get extra air in, and cause them to be extra gassy | babies.view | Facebook

Burgers, boobs, and babies. Yep, we’re talking about latch. Think of latching your baby like eating a big, juicy burger. You compress it down just a bit. Your bottom lip touches first, then your head tilts back just a bit to get that big bite. The same applies when nursing. Your baby’s bottom lip should touch the underside of your breast first, the top of their mouth comes over, and the nipple lands deep in the soft palate where it’s protected and pain-free. A good latch helps your baby feed mor

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