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M breast feeding my 2 month old.  I have larger breasts so I can't put full black part of aerola inside the little mouth of baby. Only nipple and little part of black around nipple going inside what to do...wether full milk can my baby suck I m much worried
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It's not necessary for the whole areola to fit in mouth if baby sometimes
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If baby is not feeding properly try using breat pump.
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Hey! You are feeding the baby right if the baby latches to your nipple well enough and has jaw movements. If you want a much detailed explanation about the correct ways of breast feeding or have any doubts, you can book and instant appointment with me here on Practo :) I’ll be glad to help you.
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Nipple is quite  enough fir baby through this baby can suck milk comfortably even u r having larger breasts  
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