Side lying Breastfeeding How To

[@Elohist4life]

When I came across your video today....I was searching for anything to help me and this video has changed me and my newborn's life INSTANTLY 🙌🏽! My nipples have been so sore that they felt raw despite using the best organic nipple creams and trying to ensure proper latch. My newborn was not opening her mouth wide enough to latch deeply. I felt like giving up and just do formula feed, but I put this breastfeeding method into practice right away and it worked like magic. My baby and I both were the most relaxed that we have ever been since coming from the hospital by using this method. It was painless. My baby is 5 weeks now and I have huge breasts.... So for the moms that may be struggling please try this method and I hope it works just as well for you! Happy feeding and resting! 🤗👌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽 😴❤️

[@alamanynaa]

I am just like you .. is there is any other positions for big breast mum's to make the breast feeding experience more easy.. and if you have tips and advice

[@ShaliniBothra]

Same situation for me! Big breasts make it so hard to try this position. Shall try again with this advice.

[@kritika462]

any let down issue from the other breast( on top)? do we have to have a something there to catch but then it may hurt baby?

[@vasanthi5825]

No cream reduce nipple crack... In any position u just insert areola fully inside babies mouth... I have worst nipple crak until 2months of postpartum with my first baby but now it's my 38th day of postpartum with second no crack pain and struggles... Yes i have pain in first week but now correct latching heald every thing...

[@loganthompson5374]

This is so great! I have been side lying nursing but not super comfortably. This helps a lot!!

[@pearbacke5421]

Thank you for this video! It is one of the main reasons why my daughter and I managed to breastfeed comfortably after a difficult start and weeks of struggling. At two months, she would already roll towards me when we lay down, so it not only helped us feed more relaxed and without back pain but also helped her motor development!

[@axyridis9436]

You angel 😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I tried before your video and couldn't get it but I just followed your instructions and got it first go. I can't express the complete relief

[@teejay8025]

A nurse taught me this and I am so grateful to her. I was able to finally rest and recover. Thank you for confirming that this is a safe method

[@NancyKralova]

I got this recommended now while I'm feeding my daughter in this position so I at lease double-checked if I'm doing it right. I learned few new tips how to do it better and fixed it straight away. thank you ^^

[@apinder53]

For women with larger, longer, or looser breast, you can do side lying from the top breast with babies head on your arm.

[@palesajane2613]

This is so so helpful. You would think you really know the dos and donts of how to breastfeed properly until its time to do it. So yeah, this came at the right time

[@MariamMarimat]

Omg 😱 this was soo helpful for the pass two weeks now I have been waking up and breastfeeding my son each time wen he wakes up, I literally just try this and it worked 😢thank you so much

[@bigbanktai8204]

Omg this really helped me and my newborn if you have very large breasts like myself this is a lifesaver !!

[@effiezzy]

Yay

[@TamiShey]

Thank you for sharing this helped me a lot so now I can relax while breastfeeding or if you have stitches down there this is a great option .

[@xeniadelsol]

8 years later and this video is still a treasure. I do side lying breastfeading, but it's hit and miss most of the times. By now I have figured it out more or less, but it's still not a comfortable position to be in. In my country bed-sharing and nursing lying down is actually encouraged, because apparently babies sleep more soundly as they feel safer and they grow up to be less anxious. of course taking all safety percausions.

[@ilechukwunkechifavour5876]

😊

[@NurseGotGlow]

I am 35weeks pregnant.. and im so glad i found your videos! I'm also a nurse but still don't know what to do EXACTLY step by step for a good deep latch ... so thank you so much for sharing your knowledge... 😌 I pray that me and my baby girl will have successful bf sessions.. 😌🙏🏻💕

[@naomyogarah549]

Thanks for the video. You have saved my back from aching due to prolonged late night breastfeeding. Now my baby can latch comfortably as I enjoy the breastfeeding process

[@gauravampire2201]

The way you explain is amazing….It would be helpful for the future wife…I can easily guide her

[@chatgpt4135]

Idk why but I respect you for giving normal comments on lactation videos, being an Indian I had seen many vulgur dirty comments like eg. "Naughty woman' 'Male entertainment, sexy boobs, see call girl nursing on chest with big nips' , and all dirty comments by fellow Indians on educational posts about normal breastfeeding n breast health and all But you made a very normal (and actually respectful)comment You will be a good husband to ur future wife, All the best for u to get a good wife in future ✌️

[@gauravampire2201]

@@chatgpt4135 Thank you so much…☺️…I also hope to find myself a beautiful & caring wife to fulfill our goals & dreams…Plz don’t say that…not all Indians are “BOBS & VEGANA”…😂

[@NewUkeNewYork]

I'm a postpartum doula and you've covered it all! Can't wait to share this with clients. I wish I'd discovered this video years ago!

[@elaineq9565]

I am studying to become a doula 😊😊❤

[@dhanashreesangelkar8823]

Thank you.... Actually i have been doing it on my own... Thinking it was comfortable for me and my babies... But thank you bcz u showed it.. and all these steps are comfortable for the nursing mothers and babies...

[@JessicaIsAVegan]

This video is so helpful! Thank you. Especially the tip for what to do if you wanna switch sides but not disturb your partner. I would've never thought of just laying with my head at the foot of the bed lol

[@janessasmith7731]

Thank you so much for your videos. You have a very clam manner and very detailed explanations.

[@JillianGuinta]

This was an excellent video and so helpful! I especially appreciated your analogies “like a baby bird” and “like a drawbridge.” They really helped illustrate your point. Hopefully, we will be able to land at this technique soon.

[@VictoryViola-qn9cj]

Thank you so much❤,ma baby gal is now 3 weeks old, first time mom. Came to uo video just now its so educative, though i have been doing so buh not all that perfect, thanx for teching ed educating us especially first time moms😂 Cant go without liking the video,

[@tolagbaja]

Second baby! I remember watching this video years ago with my first and it's come in as a handy reminder again now. It makes such a difference to be able to nurse like this! I wake up most mornings feeling fresh even with a 3 week old!

[@maycee4888]

Do you burp your baby after feeding in this position?

[@zoesee9109]

​@@maycee4888yes I need to know this too. Should I be getting up after and burp her or is it fine to not burp?

[@maycee4888]

@@zoesee9109 my baby is almost 3months now and what ive learned so far is that he will awaken after a few minutes because of trapped air anyway if i dont burp him immediately. So i getup and try to get a burp every feeding especially on the first month. Later on i became a little bit lenient since he seems to manage fine without burp every single night feed already when he reached two months. But i still most of the time burp him every feed

[@walidawaziri4593]

⁠@@zoesee9109 no you don’t need to burp your baby if you side line breastfeed.

[@walidawaziri4593]

@@maycee4888 no. No need. They’ll burp naturally own their own.

[@PushaJerry]

Nice method. Will definitely try. Just one question. We still have to get up to pat the baby in order to make his/her Burp right? Or can we pat when the baby is in side lying position? I'm confused

[@melmo17]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! SO HELPFUL! Would love to see one of how to safely breastfeed baby in a carrier!

[@luckyahmed3668]

After 3month of struggling you saved me today

[@Moudiella]

With small breasts it is very difficult to feed the baby lying on the bed. Thanks for sharing the tips

[@crisleenmayliwanag2116]

OMG thanks for sharing this. Gladly I am doing the things you mentioned in this video atleast 90% correct unconsciously. Will make sure to do have it 100% correct since I’ve learned good tips from this vid.

[@ah5721]

Thank you for talking about safe sleep practices !

[@tyroneloki5131]

this video is a gem, so helpful.

[@jhanu610]

Nice but I HV some milk how to I developed my milk 26 days twins mom ...PLS reply

[@mfonwilliam9512]

Beautiful and knowledgeable. Thank you for sharing.

[@adenikeayodele]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you ❤

[@monaami555]

My baby doesn't lift his head up, could it be some blockade, is there a way to check it myself or encourage him?

[@julietsonko8218]

Thanks that is so helpful

[@alondra9620]

Thank you so much.. currently having a successful breastfeeding session 😍

[@priyashacorrie2765]

Very useful video! This helped me get some rest and much needed sleep.

[@nadeeshadilrukshi5143]

Thank you so much 😘 this is very helpful to me..now I'm enjoying breastfeeding

[@juhishagufa1792]

Thank you so much...I needed this badly🙏

[@kvnpfamily]

this helps me a lot!!! thank you so much!!

[@sonytadibinga2991]

I needed this lesson, thank you 🙏🏿❤️

[@sophie99316]

Thanks so much for this very helpful video! Can you share any tips on how to get baby’s arms under the breast? Mine often has her arms tense and up towards her head when she’s hungry and I don’t want to force her arm down

[@saingsolina6489]

This is the best tutorial i’ve ever seen. Saved me time and helped me get some rest during the night since I only have to pump during the day

[@marinamajonica2292]

Such a comprehensive video that slso tackles both breasts! Thank you!

[@harisabbasi3946]

hi

[@gigglezillakids7379]

very simple to understand! Thank you

[@raquelmarie619]

Not only is this a very comfortable option, but for my baby, it reduced the amount of gas he had significantly. He would constantly cry and push in pain trying to get trapped gas out, but when I switched to side lying position, he rarely is in pain.

[@chatgpt4135]

Side laying is a natural and most frequent position to breastfeed for mother dogs, cats and other lower animals too cos in this position both mom n baby r in relaxed side laying position reducing exhaustion, strain on body n even gas Side laying reduce nipple pain too

[@maycee4888]

I have a 4 week baby and this is what i am really worried about so i dont breastfeed my baby in this position. Glad to see this!

[@SuggahBrown]

Thank you for the informative video!

[@rtchtl863]

Thankyou for this. I'm a first time mom and this video is very helpful

[@bohemianbaker2569]

Had my son a month early, fast forwarding to a month after his birth, we’re both receiving the best naps ever using this method

[@mairasaha8305]

This is so Good process to fiding baby thanks 🙏 si really so good 👍

[@blessednyangetv-DIAT]

Thank you for this video,what if the baby develops flat head on side,how do you avoid it

[@evapersaud]

Hi! Great video. I am a lactation professional. Can you please tell me which doll are you using?

[@wagonbirdbf]

I got it at babies R Us ages ago before they closed... I refused to pay $100 for an official teaching model ( they aren't very nice anyway) Search online for a realistic newborn 20 inch doll... Expect to pay about $30... I had to search high and low to find ones without scary or distributing faces ha ha

[@kiranqureshizulfiqar5652]

Very helpful and beautifully explained

[@pearbacke5421]

Incredibly helpful video! Question: now at six months my baby's arms are getting in the way. Too long to keep under the breast comfortably without a little elbow in my ribs, but with arms in between us, we often get a shallow latch. Any advice?

[@elaineq9565]

Your baby's arms should hug the breast

[@raksapeov7201]

You did a great job. Thank you!

[@aic3968]

I should've watch this before doing this position. My back is sore from side lying position and my baby seemed curved and not looking up. Will definitely try this

[@carolinarahardja4487]

Thank you so much,it is clear instruction. I will practice this position starting today

[@SharonBeatrice]

Very useful video .. thank you so much.

[@alenakozyreva8681]

My baby won't lift his head up higher to find the nipple. He just latches on to where he can reach, usually just below my nipple and starts sucking until i pull him off. I can't get the nipple into his mouth for the life of me. Just when he latches by himself and that ends up too shallow. Any ideas?

[@rafiaamir425]

Same issue

[@adarahvienne2908]

Thank you! I find it hard to feed my 5- day old baby. So useful.

[@AdmiringObserverR]

Is a foam mattress not firm enough to be safe for this? Thanks

[@woahava2786]

How do you burp your baby or if you fall asleep and try to burp him or she after side breastfeeding??

[@SanziasDiary]

Thanks for the video. And Can i use pillow under baby's Head? Bcz my baby is suffering from colic problem.

[@wagonbirdbf]

NEVER should there be a pillow around baby's head or face. Please research "James McKenna co-sleeping safety" for lots of details on how to set up the bedding safely

[@SanziasDiary]

@@wagonbirdbf thank u 😊

[@_yasmin1562]

الله يوفقكم ويسددخطاكم روعه

[@pelakondramatuhan8913]

my mom told me like this. she's an old generation, and it's here? great!

[@glorynne1989]

How Old will the baby be for this type of breastfeeding?

[@juliem9567]

Yes this is helpful, tq so much for the tips🥰👍

[@divinearellano7019]

Thank you for this 🥰

[@goodgoodislandgal]

Thank you so much for this information it’s is informative & so much easier but if I fall asleep how does the baby get to burp after feeding while am asleep ? This my question am a new mother

[@Mr3kiwis]

For most breastfed babies, they don't need to be burped at night as being drowsy, they feed more gently and don't take in much air.

[@goodgoodislandgal]

@@Mr3kiwis ok thank you 😊

[@ummesalma6063]

really impressive video, so useful. from which month of baby I can feed by side lying technique?

[@wagonbirdbf]

umme salma from the start!

[@savaynerjuma3934]

Thanks for this lesson

[@marcelafelixfortis935]

Thank you so much for all your videos! They are SO helpful!

[@مالومالو-ح5ش]

Thank you... Am the learning... Very good...

[@MrsMehra-or6jr]

With my common sense I always do the same And trust me I never watched your video before..

[@wagonbirdbf]

Yes, most people do this, in America it is a lost skill sadly. it's the way to go! very natural

[@afreenhameed4284]

Thanks alot very useful n helpful video

[@nainkaul86]

Thanku I really need this.❤️

[@raettchen1988]

Super video! Have two additions/tips: First: if you put the baby in the center of a doublebed put a long pullow between the baby and your partner. The risk is, that the partner will throw his blanket on the baby. Becuase of this, I have an extra babybed on my side of the bed, wo I can put the baby back in his bed, but it is not risky, if I fall asleep while nursing.

[@jingh8298]

Hi my newborn is 4 months old, he likes watching at me while i‘m breastfeeding him, that’s very nice and most of the time he smiles at me and doesn’t continue drinking the milk🥰. How do you professionally call this phenomenon at this period of a newborn baby:)?

[@rachnabanga9425]

Same thing is happening to me

[@ergiergi1]

The same

[@beautitifullove9870]

If he stops suckling but the mouth is still on the breast rub the crown of his head, it will stimulate him to continue suckling.

[@iverapollinemubuku5417]

My baby girl also looks at me while breastfeeding and only lets go when she is satisfied or wants to play

[@fatinsyahira4641]

Do we need to put pillow for the baby’s head?

[@wagonbirdbf]

It is very important to NOT put a pilllow. Pillows are a suffocation hazard around baby's face. For more info check this link: cosleeping.nd.edu/safe-co-sleeping-guidelines/

[@chaudharynursary3979]

Thanks for you ma.am 🙏 🙏 im see nepal

[@meenakumari576]

My baby Sweat alot from his head daily Is it dangerous ?shall I need visit doctor for checkup?

[@wagonbirdbf]

Sweating in babies is common. Do not overdress or overblanket the baby. Dress the baby the same way you are dressed, but if you go outside, add a hat. You will actually protect the baby's life by not overdressing the baby. Cool cloths can help. If he is making lots of wet diapers every day, with nice clear yellow urine, he is well hydrated. Watch for concentrated diapers. Many babies sweat, and it's ok

[@sindhupriya4686]

Thank u so much Mam.very useful..I didn't understand how to switch the breast for the new born.

[@sleepybabylullabies3769]

thank you for this

[@itsmariel.a]

Do you burp after feeding baby like this? Also, is it ok for them to sleep right away on this position and not eventually get a reflux?

[@wagonbirdbf]

Burping is a comfort measure that was invented for bottle feeding babies. I would NEVER wake a happy sleeping baby to burp them 🙂. Reflux is an overdiagnosed and overmedicated condition in my opinion. Symptoms can generally be resolved with an appropriate, good quality infant probiotic containing the right strains. For more info on this, search for the KZbin video: NPR microbiome

[@wagonbirdbf]

No one worries about other mammals getting reflux... Puppies, kittens and every animal lay on their side with their mother to feed. This is a very western idea. To not allow lying down feeding

[@itsmariel.a]

I appreciate your response! Means a lot! I don’t always have her burp when I breastfeed her but when she’s taking the bottle I do. I just recently figured out how to do side lying breastfeeding so I was concern if that’s ok to leave her laying after she nurses.

[@Rimikhan]

I wanted to ask the same. Thank you 💓

[@jingh8298]

I don’t think that we don’t need to do burp our babies after breastfeeding. Because my baby would anyways have air and need to burp it out after I breastfeed it, it happens so sometimes, but not at each time.

[@daeburns8956]

Hello mommies. Do I have to elevate my babies head using a baby pillow or is ok to be that way?

[@pu7299]

Nice vdo..plz mk vdo of constipation for upto 6 month n above

[@wagonbirdbf]

The best way to treat constipation OVER 6 months is to offer the baby water throughout the day. Lots of moms give the baby crackers and dairy, these foods are constipating if you use them too much. Fruits and veg will make the baby's bowels move :) If the baby goes days without pooping, this is not constipation. Hard, pebble-like poop is constipation.

[@abigail2941]

Thank you

[@MensahIyabode]

Very helpful

[@keerthana8679]

Thanks a lot, this helped me too much

[@paritakatke]

im not able to sleep with the baby through ht the day. Then late night i am very tired and unable to breast feed baby. Please suggest.

[@egjk2013]

Any tips for plus size moms with larger breasts? We were never able to feed in this position, which made bed sharing difficult.

[@highvoltage8712]

I really needed of Ds guidence as I hv 38 days old bby n I hv bckpain due to breastfeeding at n8 aftr every hour.

[@JudithMaryArthur-uv1ue]

Thank u very much

[@charmyni8847]

What if Mum sleeps? Would the baby drown with leakage?? I think it’s safe as long as baby can push head up for safety when flow is excessive

[@happyheartandhappymind]

Helpful one🙏

[@gali3669]

Thank you so very much 🥰

[@kurkur078]

Tq so much! It helps!

[@munthasaheer1107]

Very helpful vedio tnx🤗

[@kowsalyadevi4821]

Thanks a ton 🎉

[@maryemarshad4978]

Thanks a lot it was very helpful

[@MrsLG2010]

Mom of 5 here with a tip. Put a bed rail on mom’s side of the bed so baby can safely sleep on either side of mom.

[@wagonbirdbf]

Yes! And pack the crack with a rolled up blanket 👍

[@mariyahyisrael5598]

Thanks

[@galenas564]

I would recommend the top of bed bedrail style - they clamp right on top of the bed so there is no gap. The other kind are only rated for safety with toddlers as you can lean on them and increase the gap which is a trap hazard. Babies under 4 months should only be on the side of the mom so you can feed with the top boob or flip in the bed or stay awake to roll them back. After 4-6 months it is safe to leave them in the middle with blankets to the waist and no pillows near the baby.

[@ashicaalisha791]

can u reccommend me one plz , i can only find toddler ones online @@galenas564