The position is the same one Lexie was in for six weeks...the side lie 
might work well, with pillows to prop the baby. 

Joylyn

Loni Denman wrote:

>My friend had a baby March 1st by primary C/S for breech.  The baby  was born 
>with a dislocated hip, and, as a result, has to wear a velcro brace  that 
>keeps the baby's legs spread apart.  The doctor said the baby must  wear this day 
>and night or the hip may not align itself properly thus leading to  a 
>possible limp when older and walking, or one leg shorter than the other.
> 
>My mom is finding it very difficult to nurse the baby in a comfortable  
>position for the baby.  I live out of her state, so I cannot help her  position the 
>baby.
> 
>Does anyone have experience with this and can give me some advice to give  to 
>her?
> 
>TIA.  Loni Denman RN IBCLC
>
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