Breastfeeding Positions

BABY HEAD POSITION

In cradle hold, baby head positioned for comfortable feeding and proper latch. Adjust as needed.

POSTURE

Side Lying comfortably position promotes relaxation and comfort, enhancing bonding between caregiver and infant during feeding sessions.

CONTACT POINTS

Support head, and keep a pillow beneath for comfort. Arm to hold and support the baby.

BABY HEAD POSITION

Ensure baby's head is aligned with body, not tilted back or forward, while in side lying feeding position.

HAND ANGLE

Lying on the side, support the head with one hand, and maintain alignment with the spine for comfort and relaxation.

POSTURE

Sit comfortably with back supported, ensuring baby's head at breast level for optimal feeding posture.

CONTACT POINTS

In underarm hold baby’s cheek, chest, and belly make contact with mother's body, facilitating closeness and comfort during feeding.

BABY HEAD POSITION

Baby's head, slightly elevated, allowing comfortable latch and swallowing, while observing for proper positioning.

HAND ANGLE

Comfortable grip, avoiding tilting too much, adjust as needed. Mother's hand should be positioned in such a way that the baby's head is slightly mouth to breast.

POSTURE

Upright with back supported, bring baby to chest level, supporting head and body.

HAND ANGLE

In cross cradle hold, mother's hand under baby's neck for support. Mother's forearm diagonally across back, guiding baby's mouth to breast.

CONTACT POINTS

Mother's arm supports baby's head, while baby's body rests against mother's forearm for stability.

BABY HEAD POSITION

Support baby's head with one hand, to ensure nose is level with nipple for proper latch. Adjust as needed.

POSTURE

In cradle hold, bring baby close, supporting their head with mother's arm.

CONTACT POINTS

In cradle hold, baby's head rests in the inside part of mothers arm where it bends, body facing mother body.

HAND ANGLE

In the cradle hold, Mother's arm bend  support the baby's head and bottom with hand, to ensure comfort and safety.