“Babies know how to crawl to the breast and, through touch, smell and sight, find the areola (that is why it darkens during pregnancy) and nipple. When a baby reaches his target he opens his mouth wide and starts suckling.… — Gabrielle Palmer Copy Share Image
“Some lactation specialists suggest aiming your nipple toward your baby’s nose and then directing it down to the lower part of your baby’s upper lip to get him or her to open the mouth very wide. This prevents the lower… — Heidi Murkoff Copy Share Image
