Sentence examples for poor latch from inspiring English sources
No, I was too busy worrying about his weak cry, crappy APGAR score, and poor latch.
Maybe breastfeeding will come easily, and you won't have to deal with poor latch or suck or low supply.
If this happens to you and your nipples hurt, it can be a sign of a poor latch.
"He had a poor latch for months (he still does, to be honest), and as a result, breastfeeding was way more painful than I ever thought possible," she told HuffPost.
The most common reasons for attending were "wanting reassurance, crying/fussy baby and poor latch" [ 12].
1 3 Feeding difficulties (both breast and bottle) have been reported in 12 44% of infants with tongue-tie 1 3–6 due to a variety of reasons, including poor latch, nipple trauma and inability to feed continuously.
Fucile's poor clearance was latched onto by Arshavin.
Poor breastfeeding technique or latching leading to ineffectual milk removal, deficient mammary gland tissue and maternal hormonal imbalances can all contribute to insufficient supply of milk [ 14, 15].
Pogrebnyak latched onto a poor backpass from Hammers defender James Collins, before beating Jussi Jaaskelainen.
Grimsby went close through Liam Hearn, who latched onto a poor header from Lee Collins but shot straight at Vale keeper Chris Martin. Louis Dodds's strike was kept out by Town keeper James McKeown, before Sam Morsy struck the post.
Wells had an early effort ruled out for a foul and he was later denied a decent opportunity after latching onto a poor backpass, only for Ben Haim to make a last-ditch goal-saving tackle.
