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Breastfeeding Positions - Lying

 

 

The classic lying position requires cushions to support the baby's back.  This can often be the easiest method to feed during the night or early in the morning.

 

 

The face down lying position can often help if the baby is struggling to breath through the nose with a cold.

 

 

The cross-body lying position is another comfortable alternative worth trying if the mother's back is killing.

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