This looks hard to breastfeed in?
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It's very adjustable actually and with a little practice & figuring out what will work for you & your little one you can breastfeed in it.
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If you have a new born baby, it's not very hard. Feeding the baby inside worked for me until 3 months. Babies are different...You have to try first. Anyway it's very comfortable to just carry on the baby.;)
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I don't think it would be a good idea. I think the instructions specifically say not to. You would have to either unwrap the wrap too much, which wouldn't be safe, or the baby would be snuggled in too much and could suffocate.
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It isn't meant for you to breastfeed in. It is just a carrier. It's a comfortable way to carry your baby hands-free.
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I would definitely recommend as my baby is exclusively breast fed and she could easily use this one , she is still using it! She is 1 y o now�
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Hello Bella. I have not faced any such problem till now. Only if you are carrying baby bare chest this should be your concern. Otherwise the product is absolutely good.
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It honestly doesn't recline at all! As long as you have a good nursing pillow, it's very easy to breastfeed in.
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I have the same issue in TW. This electronic breast pump can not mimic our pumping and can not create a natural breastfeeding rhythm. (There is no damage on this electronic breast pump).It was occured abnormal operating. Also can't fix the machine in TW since I don't have universal warrant.
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Is it possible that you have the old Medela bottles that don't take the wide-base nipples? I'm not sure if they sell the old ones anymore. The only other thing I can think of is that you don't have the wide-base collars that the nipple goes in to.
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It looks like the pacifier given at the hospital but the nipple is a little bigger. So maybe not best for newborns, possibly wait until baby is 3-6 months. I have a friend who breastfeeds her 3 month old, she has the elephant and will never leave home without it!!!
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I personally only wear mine on the non-nursing side when my daughter is feeding but it really isn't very bulky so I think you could wear it in your bra. Sometimes I forget to take it out so I bend over and milk has gone all over the place.... just to warn you! Haha.
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It may be a little difficult for her. It takes a good bit of effort for me to get it in tight. I'm a 36 year old mother of two.
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No, it's like a halter top and the dual panels that allow the firm grip of your pump shields don't open easily for nursing.
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I would offer breast before feeding and she would get frustrated what worked for us is offering bare breast when switching to second breast. This kept baby from getting upset fast and in turn helped with my anxiety. When she started to get a hold of it (a few days) I started to just offer bare breast first and one day she just latched and we haven't used it since.
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Way too slow. The feeding seems to last forever. My newborn likes to suck the nipple but almost no milk comes through which makes a feeding last way longer.
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you cant as is but what you can do is cut her cable tie with a scissor, take her head off and go to a craft store and buy earth magnets and glue one with super glue inside the back of her mouth. then take an infant pacifier and cut the nipple all the way off and glue a magnet on there and they she can take it:) it sounds harder than it is:) you will also need to buy cabler ties to reattatch her head b/c they arent reusable once cut.
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Make sure you have the flat side of the nipple against the tongue. The hole should be on the top side.
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I'm not sure because my daughter is still a baby. I'm hoping its not too difficult.
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It's very conservative to mimic your breast flow. It's just for baby when the pull becomes stronger say about 3/4 months.
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I have a k-tan breeze and would not breastfeed in it. The baby is in the right position for it, but I don't feel as though there's enough fabric to cover. Would use a secondary cover, in my opinion. The cotton version would probably be a little better for nursing than the breeze version I have though. Hope this helps.