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The central role players in the breastfeeding relationship are:

The mother and baby The mother, baby and health worker The mother and health worker The mother and her support system

What is the recommended duration of breastfeeding from Health Canada and The Innocenti Declaration and the World Health Assembly Resolution 54.2:

All babies should be breastfed for about six months before being weaned All babies should be breastfed for the first two years of life and beyond All babies should be exclusively breastfed for six months, thereafter breastfeeding should continue for up to two years and beyond Babies should be given solid food at four months of age

One of the main reasons why mothers stop breastfeeding is:

They lack knowledge and confidence in their own ability to breastfeed They do not listen to the nursing staff’s advice They are malnourished They have flat nipples

In the early stages of breastfeeding, the factor that has the most influence on milk production is:

Sucking or other nipple stimulation Genetic factors in the mother Rest and sleep The size of the mothers breasts

The main cause for a mother not having enough milk is:

Tongue thrusting by the baby Engorgement Short frenulum (tongue tie) Incorrect attachment to the breast

The most common cause of sore nipples is:

If a mother asks how often a baby should breastfeed, your reply should be:

“every four hours” “Let’s discuss supply and demand, and how breasts work” “No more than five hours between feeds” “When your breasts become full and uncomfortable”

The most helpful information you can give to mothers about their diet is:

Avoid spicy foods Drink 7 litres of fluid a day Eat a variety of foods – everything in moderation Avoid foods such as cabbages, tomatoes, garlic

Initiation of breastfeeding requires:

Mothers and babies remain together in skin to skin contact until after the first feed Mothers are encouraged to recognize when baby is ready to feed, help is offered as needed Observation and monitoring of baby occurs skin to skin and baby is removed only if medically necessary or requested by mother. This is charted. All of the above

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