Casey queries us about milk sinuses:
 
<<My thoughts are this.  I know that technically we now know  there are not =
milk=20
sinuses per se.  But there was a time when,  believing there to be milk si=
nuses,=20
part of our understanding of  latching a baby was to make sure the baby=20=

latched deeply enough to  reach the milk sinuses>>
 
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You are right -- no milk sinuses -- they evolved into the "Sweet Spot" --  
the spot where babies have to latch to get a good MER.  
 
And I've found exactly what you have found -- especially in multips that  
have nursed several babies.  Seems as though the breasts droop, but the  "sweet 
spot" doesn't move.
 
Observation only, friends -- don't go looking for a reference.
 
Jan Barger
_My blog_ (http://www.motherofbridebyjan.blogspot.com/)  
_Year of the  MC_ (http://www.marriedcouplebytorrey.blogspot.com/)  



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