Lay your baby in the cradle of your arm in a semi-upright position and let baby latch on. If she is lying flat she may find it difficult to swallow, or she could gag on the milk. As she sucks, keep ...

As air travels upward, burping positions usually require the baby to be at least partially upright. This position encourages any air bubbles to move upward, passing through the throat and out of ...

Being mobile and upright aligns the baby better within the pelvis (the bony part of the birth passage). Back pressure will also be reduced. Contractions in the upright position (especially standing) ...