breastfeeding complications

How can latching problems be addressed?

Latching problems can be managed by:
1. Ensuring the baby’s mouth covers both the nipple and part of the areola.
2. Using different breastfeeding positions to find the most comfortable one.
3. Seeking assistance from a lactation consultant for personalized guidance.

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