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Sheila Waterstrat <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 11 Jul 2015 21:17:12 -0400
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What is the general consensus on whether the top lip must be flanged in order to qualify as an adequate latch?  I had historically been taught that both lips must be flanged in order to obtain an ideal latch, but recently read that the top lip may not be flanged but in a neutral position. I know more importance is placed on the sucking and swallowing, but I know a mother who has been told she always needs to flip out her baby's top lip to improve muscle memory if she wants a good latch. Thoughts? Evidence? Thanks!
Sheila Waterstrat

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