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Looking beyond positioning when breastfeeding a baby with hypotonia

By Betty Hannah Greenman

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Betty Hannah Greenman

New YorkOct 29, 8:25 AM

Looking beyond positioning when breastfeeding a baby with hypotonia

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Breastfeeding a baby with hypotonia may take more than a change in position. “Breastfeeding A Baby With Hypotonia” discusses the Dancer Position and nipple shields as ways to support latch and sucking efficiency, alongside frequent nursing and monitoring.

That broader approach matters: a technique used during a feed is only one part of understanding how feeding is going. The article also points to support from lactation consultants, occupational therapists, and ENT specialists.

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