Flat, slip or hollow warts can cause problems when breastfeeding. However, these problems can be solved. Here you can find out how you can still breastfeed thanks to small helpers and a little patience.
Whether flat warts, hollow warts, nipples, a large or a small breast: The range of different conditions is large – this is normal and natural. Often it is the new mothers who worry about not being able to breastfeed properly. And they then project these concerns onto the child. However, you shouldn’t worry too much. Your baby only knows your breast and it does not matter what shape the nipples have. In the best case, you have already contacted a midwife during pregnancy and sought advice on breastfeeding aids.
Otherwise: To breastfeed, all you need is a breast, your baby, and some perseverance – nothing else.
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