No Feeding, As Nipal is slightly inverted. Baby Does not Lach more than 5 Minutes & crying that side as no milk, what to do.

A. If your baby is having trouble latching due to an inverted nipple and is not feeding for more than 5 minutes, there are a few things you can try: 1. Nipple Stimulation: Gently massage the area around your nipple or use a warm compress to help stimulate milk flow. This might make it easier for the baby to latch. 2. Breastfeeding Positions: Try different breastfeeding positions like the football hold or laid-back position, which may help the baby latch more comfortably. 3. Nipple Shields: Consider using a nipple shield (available at most baby stores) to help your baby latch properly if your nipple is inverted. It creates a more pronounced surface for the baby to latch onto. 4. Breast Pumping: Before breastfeeding, use a breast pump to draw out some milk, making it easier for your baby to latch and feed. 5. Latching Assistance: You can also try hand expressing some milk into the baby's mouth or use your fingers to help the baby latch. 6. Consult a Lactation Consultant: If these strategies don't work, it's a good idea to consult a lactation consultant. They can guide you with techniques tailored to your specific situation. If you are still concerned about feeding difficulties, consulting with a pediatrician or lactation consultant will help ensure your baby gets enough nourishment.