Patient's question:
A baby who is about to be full moon has been eating well recently, but in the past two days, she has been unable to hold the nipple while breastfeeding. Is there a problem with her mouth? There is no treatment yet. Could it be that there is an issue with her mouth?Doctor's answer:
The child's adaptability is generally strong, and this situation usually doesn't require solving. Try to insert the nipple as far into the child's mouth as possible, allowing the baby to latch onto the nipple and areola, which is beneficial for milk production and sucking. If the child is indeed unable to latch effectively, you can express the milk and feed it to the baby or purchase a nipple shield to use during breastfeeding. Try to insert the nipple as far into the child's mouth as possible, allowing the baby to latch onto the nipple and areola, which is beneficial for milk production and sucking. If the child is indeed unable to latch effectively, you can express the milk and feed it to the baby or purchase a nipple shield to use during breastfeeding. The above advice is for the question "A baby who was eating well just before the full moon is now unable to latch onto the nipple—could it be a problem with the mouth?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!