“Phone anyone who has ever suggested that you shouldn’t use a dummy while your baby screams and make them listen...”
“Keep your phone, various remotes and whatever you want to eat near your breastfeeding ‘station’ so you don’t need to struggle to reach them with a hangry human clamped to your nipple, or to have to ask someone – who’s fast running out of patience – to hand them to you.”
Remember that cabbage leaves may ease the nipple pain for those that want to, and are able to, breastfeed… rather than in your arms, and therefore may not freak out quite as much when they wake up. Or at least be brave and try it a few times before you totally give up on this extremely un-intuitive strategy.For the ultimate arms-free “hug in a pillow” , that will probably help him or her nap during the day outside of your arms or off your lap more contentedly for longer – though be sure to always, always supervise them in it.
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