Which three (3) assessment findings indicate that the breastfeeding client has achieved a proper latch?

A. Infant’s tongue cups under the breast with lips flanged → Ensures a deep latch and effective milk transfer. B. Audible swallowing → Indicates the infant is effectively receiving milk. C. Incorrect → A slurping or clicking sound suggests a shallow latch, leading to ineffective feeding. D. The mother can see a rhythmic sucking pattern → Sign of a successful latch and effective feeding. E. Incorrect → Dimpling of the infant’s cheeks can indicate poor latch and suction issues.