Can’t stop breastfeeding. Make sure to avoid feeding from the affected side

Hello, I understand your concern Biting during breastfeeding is common around 9 months and doesn’t mean you need to stop feeding. With a few simple steps and some healing time, you can continue safely. Watch for Signs Baby is About to Bite: Sudden jaw tensing, Baby getting playful or distracted Correct Latching Technique: Ensure the baby takes a large mouthful of areola, not just nipple, Use football or cross-cradle hold if needed for better control Respond Immediately (but calmly) if Baby Bites: Say “No biting” firmly but gently, Break the latch by inserting a clean finger into the mouth, Avoid loud reactions that may scare the baby Offer Teething Relief Before Feeds: Cold teether, clean frozen washcloth, or teething ring, Massage the gums End the Feed When Baby Is Done: Don’t let baby comfort-suckle for too long after finishing

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No need to stop breast feed for this . Avoid feeding on affected side . Apply moisturizer on cracked area . Watch carefully while she is biting and remove immediately .