Breastfeeding Fit And Hold Course
“Breastfeeding Fit And Hold”
Expert positioning guidance for mothers struggling with latch difficulties and nipple pain. Get instant access to this FREE expert video course where you’ll discover the Gestalt breastfeeding method that eliminates breast tissue drag, creates positional stability, and transforms painful feeding sessions into comfortable bonding moments.
As a NDC accredited clinician, Dr. Danielle Sharon, IBCLC, demonstrates her professional techniques completely FREE in this valuable resource. No purchase required – just sign up below for instant access to positioning methods that could make all the difference in your breastfeeding journey, starting today.
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Discover how to get the optimal fit and hold with your baby—so breastfeeding feels natural, comfortable, and connected. Taught by Dr. Danielle Sharon, this free course walks you through proper latch techniques and positions that actually work.
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What if you could get evidence-based positioning solutions from an expert who understands both the physical mechanics AND the emotional journey of breastfeeding challenges?
Introducing:
“Breastfeeding Fit And Hold”
Expert guidance for mothers: Master the Gestalt breastfeeding method for optimal positioning and pain-free feeding
“Breastfeeding Fit And Hold” is a comprehensive video course designed specifically to help mothers achieve proper positioning that eliminates common problems, prevents nipple trauma, and creates the stable “fit and hold” that makes breastfeeding comfortable and effective.
Complete foundational knowledge
of optimal positioning techniques that work
Evidence-based Gestalt method
that addresses root causes, not just symptoms
Valuable prevention strategies
for avoiding breast tissue drag and nipple trauma
Expert guidance
on achieving positional stability and proper latch
A complete roadmap
to transform painful positioning into comfortable feeds
Unlike traditional positioning advice that often creates instability and discomfort, this course provides the systematic Gestalt breastfeeding method — created by an expert who understands both the biomechanics AND the emotional aspects of successful breastfeeding positioning.
What You'll Discover In This Course:
Dr. Danielle’s video course covers the essential positioning techniques you need for successful breastfeeding, with clear, practical demonstrations. Each technique features visual demonstrations, detailed explanations, and actionable strategies you can implement immediately.
Immediate Positioning Solutions
- Gestalt “Fit and Hold” Method – The proven technique that eliminates breast tissue drag and creates stability
- Proper Semi-Reclined Position – Why the 45-degree “deck chair” position prevents you from leaning over your baby
- Micro-Movements Technique – How to make small adjustments without constantly unlatching and relatching
- Safe Unlatching Method – How to break the vacuum seal without causing nipple trauma
- Optimal Support Setup – Using pillows and positioning aids to prevent back and neck pain
Key Positioning Principles & Techniques
- Hug Position Fundamentals – Why babies need their arms free and how to achieve proper chest-to-tummy contact
- Ear-Shoulder-Hip Alignment – The critical alignment that prevents slipping and breast tissue drag
- Natural Nipple Fall Principle – How to latch where your nipple naturally falls instead of contorting your breast
- Rib Cage Wrap Technique – Proper hand placement for optimal support and stability
- Forehead Visibility Check – How to ensure you’re not applying pressure to baby’s sensitive head
Valuable Tips & Troubleshooting
- Equipment and Setup Recommendations – Which pillows and supports actually help vs. those that create problems
- Adapting for Different Baby Sizes – How to adjust positioning as your baby grows longer
- Public Breastfeeding Adaptations – How to recreate optimal positioning when you’re out and about
- Preventing Cascade Problems – How proper positioning helps avoid overdiagnosis of tongue tie and reflux
- Comfort Strategies for Extended Feeding – Supporting yourself during frequent newborn feeds
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Life-Changing Support Every Step of the Way
What Families Are Saying
Sabrina M.
I want to really thank you. I’ve really tapped into my motherly intuition the past month especially and caring for Z based on what feels right and with the mindset that the more affection and comfort I can give him the better. Instead of trying to stick to these silly rules people have these days about feeding and napping which I feel results in not tending to a baby’s needs. A few things you’ve said has given me permission to do what feels right for him and really spoil him with love and I see how content (unless overly tired or gassy) he is and how he leans into me and L for comfort.
Christina B.
I was 2 months in and moments away from quitting breastfeeding. I had a terribly painful case of mastitis that brought me to tears every time my daughter nursed (caused by what I later learned was an improper latch). As a first time mom encountering such a significant struggle, I found myself ready to give up on nursing. It was right then that I was introduced to Danielle, who within a matter of minutes changed my life forever. She adjusted my positioning, which led to a proper latch and took my daughter from being labeled as failure to thrive to gaining weight and happily nursing for 15 months. I attribute the health of my two daughters today to Danielle’s wealth of knowledge, support, and encouragement when I needed it most and had no idea where to turn.
Nicole P.
Working with Danielle has been wonderful! As a new mom, I was spending hours doing research trying to find how to best help my baby sleep because I didn’t want to sleep train. I was incredibly thankful to find someone who collaborated with me to meet my daughter’s unique sleep needs instead of pushing me to do something I didn’t want to do. Danielle’s support and expertise has been invaluable to help me address changes in both sleep and breastfeeding.
Katie V.
It was my greatest desire to breastfeed my daughter, but from day one it was very challenging. My daughter was not great at nursing and weight gain was a tremendous struggle that continued for months. Danielle worked with us faithfully over those weeks and months. Her expertise, kindness, and understanding were a tremendous blessing to our family. My daughter is now nine months old. We are still nursing, and there is no doubt that we would not have made it this far without Danielle's help.
Juliet H.
As A First Time Mom, I Had A Million Questions About Breastfeeding. Danielle's Course Offered Invaluable Insight And Support As My Baby And I Eased Through The First Few Weeks Post Partum. I Struggled With Mastitis From Over Production Early On And Danielle Offered Healing Guidance Throughout. I Now Feel Confident And Comfortable Breast Feeding And My Baby Is Healthy And Growing Rapidly!
J. D.
Dr. Danielle! Thank You So Much For The Course, It Has Been A GAME CHANGER. Milk Bleb Is Completely Gone And Baby Has Been Latching On SO Well With The Gestalt Hold. Thank You Again!
Julie F.
I am so grateful that I found Danielle. She helped me go from relying on pumping to feed my baby to fully back to solely nursing him in just a week. When I was pumping, I was barely able to get enough to feed my son in a 24-hour period, I was having to wake up at 5 am to pump so that I would have enough for the day. By hearing the details of our situation, Danielle was able to help me feel confident that if I transitioned my baby back to nursing, with her help and support, he could do it! One week later and I can’t even believe how well he’s done. I haven’t pumped in a week and my baby is doing great. There is so much misinformation out there about nursing and feeding and “physical variations/abnormalities” of the mouth/tongue that can hinder feeding, I had convinced myself that he couldn’t do it, when really, at four months, he had become a much better feeder and his shorter feeds meant it was doing amazing. We “wasted” a lot of time doing a lot of intervention to try to fix these problems and by adjusting the fit and hold and letting my son lead the way, things have never been better with feeding. Nursing has been probably the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life, navigating these feeding challenges with my baby, but I’m so glad I persevered through it. I now know that my baby and my body know just what to do and I trust myself and my baby more than ever before. I wish I’d found Danielle sooner!
Meet Danielle Sharon, Psy.D., IBCLC
Clinical Psychologist & International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
Dr. Danielle brings a uniquely powerful combination of expertise to help you overcome breastfeeding challenges and baby/toddler sleep struggles, and to support you in forming a secure attachment with your baby:
- 25+ years as a Clinical Psychologist - Understanding the emotional well-being of new mothers
- 10+ years as an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) - Solving complex breastfeeding challenges with evidence-based approaches
- 5+ years as a baby/toddler sleep expert - Making day time more enjoyable and nights more peaceful
- Mother of 4 children - Real-world experience with the joys and challenges of breastfeeding and baby/toddler sleep
Dr. Danielle has dedicated her career to the emotional and physical well-being of women, babies, and families. She deeply understands the mother-baby relationship and how to best support families during this delicate season.
Her approach combines clinical expertise with genuine empathy, helping mothers move past breastfeeding and and sleep struggles to enjoy the nurturing, bonding experience they deserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from free breastfeeding videos online?
Unlike the scattered, often contradictory advice you'll find online, this course provides a comprehensive, systematic approach from a credentialed expert with over 10 years of experience as an IBCLC. Dr. Danielle addresses the most commonly misdiagnosed issues with evidence-based solutions that work.
How long will I have access to the course?
You'll have lifetime access to all course videos. Watch them as many times as needed, and reference them whenever new challenges arise.
What if my specific breastfeeding issue isn't covered?
This course covers over 15 of the most common breastfeeding concerns that affect the vast majority of mothers. The underlying principles and techniques will give you a framework for addressing virtually any breastfeeding challenge.
Dr. Danielle also offers private zoom calls for mothers that need a little extra help. You can learn more about these HERE.
When should I enroll in this course?
Ideally, before your baby arrives or at the first sign of any breastfeeding discomfort. Addressing issues early prevents them from becoming more serious problems. However, the course is valuable at any stage of your breastfeeding journey.
Is this a substitute for seeing a lactation consultant in person?
This course provides the same expert advice Dr. Danielle gives her private clients. For many common issues, this may be all you need. For more complex or persistent problems, the knowledge you gain will make any in-person consultations more effective, as you'll be better informed about your situation.
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A Message from Dr. Danielle
“As both a psychologist and lactation consultant, I've seen firsthand how breastfeeding challenges can affect not just a mother's physical comfort, but her emotional wellbeing.
This precious time with your newborn shouldn't be overshadowed by pain, frustration, or worry. My goal in creating this course is to help you overcome these common obstacles quickly, so you can look back on your breastfeeding experience with warm feelings.
I've dedicated my career to supporting mothers through these challenges, and I am confident that with the right information and techniques, you can experience the joy and connection that breastfeeding was meant to provide.”
— Dr. Danielle Sharon, Clinical Psychologist & IBCLC