It hurts at first because both you and the baby are learning, like tuning an old radio—there’s a tender clumsiness. For a good latch, the baby’s mouth must be wide as a hungry *ghughti* (chick), taking more of the dark part below, not just the tip. What helped me most was my mother pressing my shoulder blades gently to bring the baby closer, instead of me hunching over—that one shift changed everything. All those books talked about positions, but in our hills, it was that firm, knowing hand on my back that truly taught me how to sit and feed.
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