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How to unlatch your baby   

 

-Keep your baby close to the breast

-Insert your finger into the corner of your baby's mouth

-Slide your finger alongside the breast far enough inside the mouth so that you hear a gentle "popping" sound

-Quickly slide your baby away from your breast

 

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