Across
- 3. Particularly useful for those recovering from a cesarean section.
- 5. Classic position with the baby's head resting in the crook of the arm.
- 7. Holding the baby from above for feeding, often helpful for babies with latch issues or clogged ducts.
- 8. Nursing your baby in a this can be convenient when you’re out and about, looking after older children, or even doing housework.
Down
- 1. Similar to the cradle hold but with the opposite arm supporting the baby's head.
- 2. A position where both the parent and baby lie on their sides facing each other.
- 4. Parent reclines comfortably, baby is placed on top of them for nursing.
- 6. Baby is held in a more upright position, straddling the parent's thigh.