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Do Your Nipples Hurt When you Nurse?
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Breastfeeding latch step four: Is your baby drinking?
Looking at your baby's chin is a great way to tell if she has a good latch. Her chin should be bobbing up and down, which is a sign she is getting milk. If not, try gently pushing her chin down so she can get more of the nipple in her mouth. Your nipple should be completely covered during feeding, as well as a large portion of your areola.
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