Laminated Wall Poster.
Positioning The Key to Successful Breastfeeding

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(42 x 30cm -16½x 11¾inches)

Perfect Positioning from all angles

Perfect for Mothers Learning to Breastfeeding
OR
Experiencing difficulties with Positioning & Attachment

• Baby’s whole body turned towards mothers body



• Baby’s body centrally straight from head to toe.



• Mother and baby virtually “skin to skin”; NO GAPS



• Baby’s body wrapped around mothers’ body.



• Baby’s arms hugging the base of the mothers breast (If babies can get their hands in-between their mouth and the breast it is a sure sign that mother is not holding baby close enough.)
  
  
• Baby held with firm support behind the shoulders to:

Push the chin and chest forward against mothers body and breast; no gaps.
Provide the essential shoulder girdle stability required for the infant to execute controlled and effective reflex behaviours for attachment and the suck-swallow-breathe cycle.
Allow baby to lift the chin and mouth forward to reach the breast and nipple, which automatically tilts the head back.



• Baby’s chin and mouth deep into the breast with the nose clear of the breast



• With baby held in this way, a mother will be sitting normally, with her arms in a relaxed natural position.

Perfect for use in:

• Hospital rooms


• Feeding rooms


• Child health centres


• Lactation Clinics

Rebecca Glover
6 Finlay Crt
LESMURDIE WA 6076
AUSTRALIA

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