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[login to view URL] Animation and exact voice content until 0:50 sec in that video. After the animation part, the following content needs to come with voiceover Signs that confirm a good latch: • Tongue is seen when the bottom lip is pulled down • Ears wiggle • There is circular movement of the jaw rather than rapid chin movement • Cheeks are rounded • You do not hear clicking or smacking noises • You can hear swallowing • Chin is touching your breast • When your baby comes off the breast, the nipple is not flattened or misshaped • Any discomfort ends quickly after getting the baby latched on • Your baby ends the feeding with signs of satiety/satisfaction. These signs include: the baby looks relaxed, “falls” off the breast, has open hands, and/or falls asleep. Remember, breastfeeding should not be painful.  A good latch will help keep discomfort to a minimum.  When the baby has not latched on well, other problems can develop including cracked and sore nipples.  Once you get accustomed to positioning your baby and helping him/her get a good latch, breastfeeding can be a wonderful, pain-free bonding experience between you and your baby.