Can someone help me out?
I am sure I have read somewhere that the palate moves and settles into place when the baby has a normal passage through the pelvis-particularly during extension when the brow, face and chin sweep the posterior vaginal wall-this doesn't happen at LSCS and can contribute to poor latching and milk transfer.
Can anyone either correct me or direct me to the source?

Sue

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