This is tricky when it comes to dealing with babies when they bite while 🤱🏻 from their mothers, because it’s a painful situation that needs to resolve immediately.
Omg my baby does the same 😅. It’s so hard not to look my gummy in the face and not laugh when he does that or when he comes in for kisses after I say NO.
Thanks a lot mellisa it was really helpful for me.I m a new mom n my 9months old boy has developed two teeth.. he bits a lot ..i havve started using your NO tip it diverts him ...but he smiles at it.. will he able to understand its meaning?
@@BobWynn you’re stating the obvious? of course I wake him up. But he does it again when he’s back to sleep. Are you even trying to help here? Lol anyway, this is 1 year ago & we are all good! Thx
Night feeds?! Why!?🤨 Nights are for sleeping, not feeding. All my three babys were fed from 6:00 or 7:00 AM to 11:00 or 12:00 PM. That's it. At night they need to sleep. If you feed your baby at night, it's you're fault. 🤷🏽♀️
My daughter just starting doing this & I thought it was part of her teething until tonight I realized she was doing it while pushing & she just had bad gas. So maybe try a burp if your baby does this.
First of all I just want to say absolutely not was my first reaction that he's tired of breastfeeding he definitely still needs the booby he's a preemie and he's only 6 months old no I know that he's teething so that was actually my immediate thought that it was something to do with that as you said in your video what I think is happening is that it's towards the end and he's just playing I have yet to try your technique but I'm going to and thank you for your video it was much better and more straightforward help than any of the other videos
I need some advice. I have vowed to breast feed my son from when he was born and came to learn that he would bite my nipple at each feed and not latch on correctly. He has a tongue tie so that might have a thing to do with it too. It continued till I contacted mastitis and now he's almost 4 weeks old and I'm pumping milk and bottle feeding him because I'm terrified of an infection happening again. Could you give me some tips on what I can do to correct his latch
We took our boy to get his tongue tie fixed at 2 or 3 months old at an orthodontist or whatever the doctor is called but all it was was a quick snip under his young hand it took a couple weeks for the snip to heal it’s self I hope that it’s healed properly now he is almost 7 months old but now we are on a roll with breastfeeding and he is not fussing anymore but now that he is teething he will fuss and sometimes bite me while breastfeeding but I always make a 😮 face and say ow to him and I say no then unlatch wheather or not he’s smiling I always smile at him and say no making sure I have his full attention and usually if he doesn’t show signs that he’s hungry anymore thats be it for the feed. I can say that since he’s been teething he has been squirming A TON and that resolving into short or halved feeds which sucks a lot that he’s not so interested in feeding at this time so I’ve been trying to feed him more often even if he isn’t showing signs and if it’s been an hour or two I’ll feed him and usually he will take that offer. I hope my comment helps someone on their breastfeeding journey! Also! It was scary thinking about getting his tongue tie surgery but it was only a quick snip and I got to breastfeed him seconds after and breastmilk heals skin like magic so just hold your little one tight after feeds giving them lots of kisses every time ❤
Does Clegenatur Methods really work? I notice many people keep on speaking about Clegenatur Methods. But Im not sure if it is good enough to have bigger and firmer breast naturally.
My 5 months old baby is pulling off and biting my nipple for the past two days.is this a sign of insufficient breast milk? And he is more comfortable with his grand parents than me.he is always crying and when I gave him to my in-laws, he stop crying.is this normal? Will it affect our bonding?he is bit colic.i am stressed as because he is not comfortable with me..is that ok? Will he be come closer to me in future?
@@tiffanysmith294 he is 3years old now. Our bonding is perfect❤️infact iam surprised to see my own comment😂 now i realised that these are all based on our perspective. My sister is also having a newborn girl baby now. She is also colic.always crying.but my sister wont think much.she try to console the baby.then she will give the baby to anyone available like myaelf or my mom. But i was keeping my baby only with me.i took the whole stress.that is the reason. Dont worry.whatever you are facing is really really temporary.trust me. Dont take stress.dont listen anyone.be happy with ur baby dear❤️
@@SreesPlaylist that’s awesome for you. My baby is 6months and thank God he wasn’t colicky. He’s exclusively breastfed and he’s a “ Velcro Baby” so I can’t do anything w/o being attached to me. Whether he’s feeding or not. He just has to be in arms. I kinda don’t mind because he’s my miracle baby. I lost a couple before him and after 17 years I had my baby boy. And it’s because he was due around the time of the first baby I lost. So God is good. Everything in His timing. I pray you have a prosperous and productive year ahead Happy Holidays and God bless
This is tricky when it comes to dealing with babies when they bite while 🤱🏻 from their mothers, because it’s a painful situation that needs to resolve immediately.
My 9-month-old daughter laughs (and sometimes blows raspberries in my face) when I look her square in the eye and say, “No.” 😂
Omg my baby does the same 😅. It’s so hard not to look my gummy in the face and not laugh when he does that or when he comes in for kisses after I say NO.
Thanks a lot mellisa it was really helpful for me.I m a new mom n my 9months old boy has developed two teeth.. he bits a lot ..i havve started using your NO tip it diverts him ...but he smiles at it.. will he able to understand its meaning?
Im a first time mom looking for some tips She is almost 10 months old Hope this helps cause i still want to breastfeed
I say no and he laughs 😂
Lol
Hi, what about a 14 month old that bites in his sleep during his night feeds? A no will not work because he’s sleeping. What do I do then?
Wake him up
@@BobWynn you’re stating the obvious? of course I wake him up. But he does it again when he’s back to sleep. Are you even trying to help here? Lol anyway, this is 1 year ago & we are all good! Thx
Did you ever figure it out? I came here with the same problem. She bites when she’s asleep 😢
@@UmiHabibawhat did you do pleaseee 🥺 my baby bites VERY HARD
Night feeds?! Why!?🤨 Nights are for sleeping, not feeding. All my three babys were fed from 6:00 or 7:00 AM to 11:00 or 12:00 PM. That's it. At night they need to sleep. If you feed your baby at night, it's you're fault. 🤷🏽♀️
My baby bites and smiles. I'll say no and then remove my breast. She's tells me that she is done anyway when she does this.
if she is telling you she is done, I'm guessing she is to old to be breastfeeding!
My daughter just starting doing this & I thought it was part of her teething until tonight I realized she was doing it while pushing & she just had bad gas. So maybe try a burp if your baby does this.
good idea!
Thank You so much now i know these handly steps.
First of all I just want to say absolutely not was my first reaction that he's tired of breastfeeding he definitely still needs the booby he's a preemie and he's only 6 months old no I know that he's teething so that was actually my immediate thought that it was something to do with that as you said in your video what I think is happening is that it's towards the end and he's just playing I have yet to try your technique but I'm going to and thank you for your video it was much better and more straightforward help than any of the other videos
Glad you liked the video.
I need some advice. I have vowed to breast feed my son from when he was born and came to learn that he would bite my nipple at each feed and not latch on correctly. He has a tongue tie so that might have a thing to do with it too. It continued till I contacted mastitis and now he's almost 4 weeks old and I'm pumping milk and bottle feeding him because I'm terrified of an infection happening again. Could you give me some tips on what I can do to correct his latch
We took our boy to get his tongue tie fixed at 2 or 3 months old at an orthodontist or whatever the doctor is called but all it was was a quick snip under his young hand it took a couple weeks for the snip to heal it’s self I hope that it’s healed properly now he is almost 7 months old but now we are on a roll with breastfeeding and he is not fussing anymore but now that he is teething he will fuss and sometimes bite me while breastfeeding but I always make a 😮 face and say ow to him and I say no then unlatch wheather or not he’s smiling I always smile at him and say no making sure I have his full attention and usually if he doesn’t show signs that he’s hungry anymore thats be it for the feed. I can say that since he’s been teething he has been squirming A TON and that resolving into short or halved feeds which sucks a lot that he’s not so interested in feeding at this time so I’ve been trying to feed him more often even if he isn’t showing signs and if it’s been an hour or two I’ll feed him and usually he will take that offer. I hope my comment helps someone on their breastfeeding journey! Also! It was scary thinking about getting his tongue tie surgery but it was only a quick snip and I got to breastfeed him seconds after and breastmilk heals skin like magic so just hold your little one tight after feeds giving them lots of kisses every time ❤
Use the elvis lip technique to unlatch. Total life saver for the babies with a strong latch
I'll try for sure.....
my baby is 11months old n she bite my nipple while evry breast feeding, what i do for stop this habit
My baby is 9 month old she is biting when i feed her what can i do
Does Clegenatur Methods really work? I notice many people keep on speaking about Clegenatur Methods. But Im not sure if it is good enough to have bigger and firmer breast naturally.
A lady told me the baby bit so hard she passed out and came back and he was still feeding im so sorry but all I could do was laugh lmaoooo
I agree!!
My 5 months old baby is pulling off and biting my nipple for the past two days.is this a sign of insufficient breast milk? And he is more comfortable with his grand parents than me.he is always crying and when I gave him to my in-laws, he stop crying.is this normal? Will it affect our bonding?he is bit colic.i am stressed as because he is not comfortable with me..is that ok? Will he be come closer to me in future?
Hello. How did you and baby bond?
@@tiffanysmith294 he is 3years old now. Our bonding is perfect❤️infact iam surprised to see my own comment😂 now i realised that these are all based on our perspective. My sister is also having a newborn girl baby now. She is also colic.always crying.but my sister wont think much.she try to console the baby.then she will give the baby to anyone available like myaelf or my mom. But i was keeping my baby only with me.i took the whole stress.that is the reason. Dont worry.whatever you are facing is really really temporary.trust me. Dont take stress.dont listen anyone.be happy with ur baby dear❤️
@@SreesPlaylist that’s awesome for you. My baby is 6months and thank God he wasn’t colicky. He’s exclusively breastfed and he’s a “ Velcro Baby” so I can’t do anything w/o being attached to me. Whether he’s feeding or not. He just has to be in arms. I kinda don’t mind because he’s my miracle baby. I lost a couple before him and after 17 years I had my baby boy. And it’s because he was due around the time of the first baby I lost. So God is good. Everything in His timing. I pray you have a prosperous and productive year ahead Happy Holidays and God bless
How many times do you blink..?
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