Breastfeeding Positions Getting a Good Latch Baby’s Cues First Feedings All About Milk Setting Your Supply

BreastMilkCounts.com I was only able to nurse my twins for 3 months but am grateful I made it that long! Twins were so much harder, especially when they wanted to eat at the same time and I was by myself. The twins are now 6 months old and never been sick (knock on wood!). I really recommend all moms give nursing a try. Know going in that those first few weeks you may be sore and miserable, but the soreness goes away and you will come to look forward to nursing your baby. It comes to be the peaceful, relaxing time in your day.BreastMilkCounts.com

Esperanza Singley
 breastfeeding twins
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  • Place a pillow in your lap.
  • Put your baby on his side, on the pillow, tummy-to-tummy with you.
  • Rest his head on your forearm with his nose in front of your nipple.
  • Tuck his lower arm under your breast.
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  • Place a pillow at your side.
  • Put your baby on the pillow with her legs tucked under your arm.
  • Slide your forearm under your baby’s back and support her head with your hand.
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  • Lie on your side with your knees bent. You may want to place pillows between your knees, under your head and neck, and behind your back.
  • Put your baby on his side, facing your nipple.
  • Place your other arm, a pillow or a rolled-up blanket behind your baby for support.
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