Female Speaker: As up none of the as this is going to go down and as has we are going to happy just gently guide him in that position, whatever position you are most comfortable in. So, let’s find the boy’s upper lip and slowly -- the other and just bring him in deeply. So, where you frequently go little more deeply, I think you know as deep as it could be and you may not even need to compress, do you have any pain here. So, the chin is on my breast, the nose is away and there as you know the difference between sucking and drinking. But when the chin is lied down, be up and holding, so you want to point out when you think you see him drink.
So, when he starts to suck again you don’t want to compress but just squeeze the breast, there is so breast is as well you really well to compression there and again face is just healthy if his nose comes into the breast you can just gently push with your elbow a little bit that’s right, that’s right, just gently and if he is drinking really well you don’t need to compress, you don’t need to do anything if he is drinking really well.
Male Speaker: This is most you believe good, on the breast. Wait for him to start sucking and then if he doesn’t drink use that, okay, release if he is not sucking right now, wait for him to start sucking and he will start sucking and when he taste a little bit of milk he doesn’t drink, squeeze.
Female Speaker: Touch him, may be you can help on the squeeze.
Male Speaker: There, good milk for her. Those were nipples, so release the pressure, wait for him to start sucking.
Female Speaker: Sometime the new born it takes a --
Male Speaker: It takes a while.
Female Speaker: Few compressions to get that drink going, we always want to going to his, own pace so he decides when to start sucking again, you never force him.
Male Speaker: great. You think I can stop. It means up to like a billion megabytes.
Female Speaker: That was one of the areas
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