side-lying position
The side-lying position is a breastfeeding technique where you and your baby lie on your sides facing each other.
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The side-lying position is a breastfeeding technique where you and your baby lie on your sides facing each other.
A subareolar abscess is a pus-filled infection beneath the areola, causing pain and swelling.
Tandem breastfeeding is nursing two children at the same time.
The thoracic wall consists of bones, muscles, and tissues that support the breasts.
Tongue tie is a condition where a short frenulum restricts tongue movement.
Transitional milk is the stage after colostrum, appearing around the third to fifth day.
The twin football and cradle hold combines the football and cradle holds for twins.
The twin front cross hold nurses both twins across your body in a cross pattern.
The twin upright hold keeps both babies upright while breastfeeding them together.
The umbilical cord connects the baby to the placenta and provides nutrients and oxygen.
Warm showers can help relax muscles and stimulate milk production.