… practice as advocates of breastfeeding [2]. The aim of this study was to identify breastfeeding
determinants in a population of term, healthy newborns in a tertiary birth center in Milan. …

… full‐term newborns whose mothers have initiated breastfeeding and intend to exclusively
breastfeed, on the duration of breastfeeding, other breastfeeding outcomes and infant health. …

… breastfeeding success in term and preterm newborns and whether it influences hospitalization
time in preterm newborns. … 5 focused on term and 5 on preterm newborns. There were a …

… The time from birth to first feeding was more likely to be longer than an hour for the
preterm and early term newborns in this study, which may partially explain the lower rates of …

… breastfeeding and exclusive breastfeeding in the short term; however, a systematic review
showed a nonsignificant reduction in breastfeeding … , healthy full-term newborns require about …

… Indeed, more than half (56%) of the full-term breastfeeding newborns in this … newborns (N
= 151) was nearly 8%; MWL for newborns in Group 1 was 6% and was over 9% for newborns …

… We found that breastfeeding support is a complex system … breastfeeding support offered to
women increases duration and exclusivity of breastfeeding, both in full term healthy newborns …

… of exclusive breastfeeding in full term and healthy newborns. The hypothesis that there is a
difference in the percentage of full term newborns who receive exclusive breastfeeding for 3 …

… on breastfeeding outcomes. Patients and Methods. We enrolled 60 healthy, term breastfeeding
newborns with ≥… Thirty newborns were randomly assigned to early limited-volume DHM …

… The following research question was posed: What are the breastfeeding skills of term newborns
in … The aim of the study was to describe the breastfeeding skills of term newborns and to …