Their cheeks will appear fuller. They'll suck quickly at first, followed by longer sucks. You will hear them swallowing. Breastfeeding positions. Before you ...
2020年9月8日 — You do not see dimpling (the middle of baby's cheeks caving in) during sucking. This would indicate that the baby has a poor seal on the breast ...
2023年11月18日 — If a baby's cheeks are dimpled or they makes a clicking sound when breast or bottle feeding, they is not latched well. It can be a sign of a ...
2023年11月4日 — If a baby's cheeks are dimpled or they makes a clicking sound when breast or bottle feeding, they is not latched well. It can be a sign of a ...
2021年3月12日 — Issues such as a recessed chin, or dimpled cheeks while the baby is feeding, can interfere with breastfeeding and may be caused by an anatomical ...
If there are dimples in the cheeks, the baby may not be latched well. While sucking, your baby may suck quickly, then more slowly, with short rest pauses. You may be able to hear the baby swallowing.
If you are hearing a “clicking” or smacking sound, or see dimples in your baby's cheeks, try improving the latch by bringing your baby's chin deeply onto your.
Sometimes you may hear a “clicking” sound. Your baby may or may not also have noticeable dimples in the cheeks with each suck. And you may have sore nipples.
