IBCLC- Basics of latch and milk transfer questions well answered 2024/2025

IBCLC- Basics of latch and milk transfer fipple - correct answer a technique from 'milk meg' to get as much of the breast tissue into the baby's mouth as possible. Point the nipple very high towards the baby's nose, try to get as much of the bottom part of the areola into the baby's mouth as possible and use the finger to flip the baby's top lip up after they have latched on non-nutritive suck - correct answer fast and shallow suckle that a baby uses to stimulate milk ejection reflex nutritive suck - correct answer when let-down occurs, the baby slows their suckle down, slow and deep, to swallow boluses of milk proximal stability - correct answer stability in the muscles closes to the center of the body stable base - correct answer a form of positional stability for th ebaby during breastfeeding ensuring both midline and proximal stability, midline stability allows baby to feel their sense of center and proximal stability encouraging distal mobility