… Exclusive breastfeeding: Feeding only breast milk (at the … Supplementary feedings:
Additional fluids provided to a … Complementary feedings: Solid or semisolid foods provided to …

… do not need supplemental feedings for poor feeding for the first … breastfeeding are likely to
require supplemental feedings.… instituting policy regarding supplemental feedings to require a …

… is the development of clinical protocols for managing common medical problems that may
… Clinical Protocol Number 3: Hospital guidelines for the use of supplementary feedings in the …

… using finger feeding or devices such as small spoons, syringes, or feeding by a supplemental
… Families may wish to supply their own feeding equipment and other materials. They should …

… and feeding cues and readiness to feed, as part of a nurturing relationship between the
mother and infant.” Responsive feeding (also called on-demand or baby-led feeding) … Feeding …

… a statistically significant increase in infant weight gain (and corresponding decrease in use
of supplemental feedings).The other two did not evaluate or assist with optimal breastfeeding …

… Monitoring of a baby’s hydration and weight gain may be important while a feed… , supplemental
feeding should be implemented or increased. (See ABM Protocol #3: Hospital Guidelines …

… Supplemental feeding should not be given to breastfed infants unless there is a medical … to
allergens (depending on the content of the feeding and method used), interfere with maternal–…

… Illicit drugs are frequently cut with dangerous adulterants that can pose additional …
guidelines for this population. There have been several comprehensive reviews of breastfeeding …

… mothers to feed newborns only breast milk and avoid offering supplemental formula or glucose
… If providing antenatal care to the mother, broach the subject of infant feeding in the first …