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Carole Jernigan <[log in to unmask]>
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Nancy,
For your mom with very large breasts and areolae, and
flat nipples (eeeek), I would keep working with the
shield, inverting it before putting it on...this seems
to create a mild vacuum effect and helps keep it in
place better.

I like putting a small cushion under a large or
pendulous breast; this elevates the breast and allows
the mother a much better view of the nipple and
areola, to help with latch.  A rolled receiving
blanket or hand towel usually does the trick.  You
didn't mention if you had tried this, so thought I'd
chime in!

Carole


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