Cradle type
Support the baby's head with the inner arm of one hand, and put the other hand on the breast and areola. Putting a cushion under the baby will make it easier to breastfeed.
cross shape
Tilt the baby's body a little, so that the angle of the baby's mouth will change when nursing, and it is easier to suck milk.
Rugby style (hug style)
This breastfeeding posture is especially suitable for mothers who have cesarean section, which can avoid the baby's oppression on the mother's abdominal incision. Mothers with big breasts, babies or twins are also suitable. Hold the baby's leg in your arms and put it under your arm. The baby's upper body is half-sitting and half-lying, facing the mother's chest. Hold the baby up with a pillow, hold the baby's head with the palm of your hand, and stick the other finger on the nipple and areola in a figure of eight.
Lateral recumbent type
This posture is suitable for breastfeeding at night, lying on your side and putting a pillow under your head. The baby's side is opposite to the mother's front, and the abdomen is connected. In order to ensure that the baby and mother stick together tightly, it is best to put a small pillow on the baby's back.