The cradle hold is one of the most popular breastfeeding positions. It involves holding your baby in your arms, with their head resting in the crook of your elbow. The cradle hold is a great position for moms who have a good milk supply and babies who are able to latch on well. To use the cradle hold, make sure you are sitting comfortably with good back support. Bring your baby to your breast, making sure their mouth is wide open and latches on well. Use a nursing pillow to support your baby's weight and make sure their head is in the correct position. The cradle hold is a great position for moms who want to have eye contact with their baby while nursing. With a little practice, you can master the cradle hold and enjoy a comfortable and successful breastfeeding experience.
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