Birthing with Confidence
Fix Your Latch
Breastfeeding should NOT hurt —
even if the latch “looks fine.”
If a nurse or LC told you to “just give it time” but but you’re dreading every feed, you’re not crazy.
Something important is being missed. The longer this goes on, the harder breastfeeding becomes.
This guide shows you what most advice overlooks — so you can finally enjoy breastfeeding without pain, fear, or second-guessing yourself.
I’m an IBCLC, Nurse, and Mom of 5 and this is the exact framework I use to help moms fix their latch fast.
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If you’re here, feeding probably hurts.
Or takes forever.
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You want to bond with your baby through breastfeeding but find yourself dreading feeds instead.
It just feels wrong — even though you’re doing everything “right.”
And you’re wondering:
“Is this really normal… or is something wrong?”
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If you've already talked to 2 Lactation Consultants, your doula, and the pediatrician, and they've all shrugged their shoulders... this is for you.
imagine if breastfeeding felt easy
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Latching your baby easily, without bracing for pain
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Feeding without cracked or bleeding nipples
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Your baby staying latched instead of slipping or chomping
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Being able to nurse on the go — couch, car, friend’s house
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Not needing constant repositioning or “fixing”
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Feeling your body relax during feeds
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Enjoying feeding your baby instead of dreading it
The problem with most latch advice
Most latch guides teach this:
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Nipple to Nose
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Wait for a wide mouth & smoosh
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Keep adjusting until it works
But if you’ve already tried all of that, you know the truth...
👉 A simple position change doesn’t fix pain.
👉 Trying to “control” the latch often makes it worse.
This is because most latching & positioning advice is about controlling your baby, not working WITH their design.
I’ll teach you reflex-based latching mechanics that actually make a difference & exactly what to do next if pain doesn’t improve.
The techniques inside of this guide are the same techniques I was teaching new moms over and over – moms who didn’t have complex complications, but were having a hard time anyway.
introducing the
Fix Your Latch
Guide
Three Steps to a Better Latch
1. Implement 3 Cardinal Rules of Latching
No matter what position you prefer, these three rules reduce nipple compression and slipping — so feeds feel more stable and less painful.
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2. Understand What Is Happening Inside of Your Baby's Mouth
Learn the basics of oral function so you can tell what’s working (and what’s not) inside the latch — not just how it looks from the outside.
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3. The LATCH Technique Work with your baby’s natural reflexes for a deeper, more secure latch — instead of constantly adjusting against them.
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If you’re tired of pushing through pain, let’s make your next feed easier.
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This is for you if:
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You value breastfeeding and don’t want to give up prematurely
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Feeding hurts, feels off, or creates anxiety
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You’re tired of Googling at 2am with more questions & no answers
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You want clarity — not false reassurance
This is not for you if:
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You’re looking for a guaranteed overnight fix
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You’re okay with someone telling you to “just wait it out”
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You’re not open to understanding why latch isn’t working
Get the Fix Your Latch Guide Bundle So You Can Start Enjoying Feeding Without Battling Your Baby
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Hi, I’m Jaimie Zaki — IBCLC, nurse, former doula, and mom of five.
I’ve worked with countless families who struggled — not because breastfeeding was impossible — but because the root issue was ignored.
The frustrating part? Usually, it is just a simple fix... but most of the people in their support circles kept repeating the same bad advice.
I created this bundle to give mothers like you the clarity I wish every family had access to before feeding became overwhelming.
Do you guarantee this will fix my latch?
While we can’t make guarantees, many mothers experience relief quickly — and others gain clarity about what’s actually preventing improvement so they can take specific action to fix it fast.
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Either way, you’ll understand what’s happening, what to try next, and how to advocate for the right support if you need it.
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Both outcomes move you forward — instead of leaving you stuck in pain and confusion.
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What if my baby has a tongue tie?
This guide helps you understand tongue function — so you can recognize whether further evaluation may be needed. It does not replace a personalized release-prep or treatment plan with an IBCLC.
If, after implementing these latch techniques, you still suspect a tongue tie, you’ll know exactly what to look for — and what questions to ask when seeking professional care.
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Does this replace a consult with an IBCLC?
This guide is designed to help you solve common, straightforward latch challenges on your own.
If your situation turns out to be more complex, you’ll know that — and you’ll be equipped with the right language and next steps to pursue personalized support. It gives you clarity first — so you don’t waste time guessing. If you decide you need or want more guidance, we're here to help when you're ready.
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I saw a nurse, LC, or pediatrician who said the latch “looks fine.”
Most of the mothers I work with say the same thing. The truth is: how a latch looks is only part of the picture. Unfortunately, most hospital based lactation consultants and pediatricians are not taught how to support a functional latch. They make their assessments based on a quick checklist, and ignore nuance. But here's what you should know: We can’t see inside your baby’s mouth. And if feeding hurts or isn’t working well, appearance doesn’t matter. This guide goes beyond how it looks — and teaches you how to fix how it feels and functions.