… levels in healthy term breastfed infants as compared with formula-fed infants, the low …
breastfeeding is safe to meet the nutritional needs of healthy term infants and that (2) healthy term …

… main energy source for healthy term neonates in the first days … birth weight infants (1.6–2.49
kg), delayed breastfeeding (>1 … more rapidly than late preterm or term infants. Artificially fed …

… and infant at the time of discharge from the hospital is crucial to ensure successful, long-term
breastfeeding. … for consideration prior to sending a mother and her full-term infant home. …

… late preterm or early term infant who is effectively breastfeeding and whose mother is …
smaller and/or IUGR infant. The following strategies may be helpful to increase weight gain: …

… medical records of infants born before and after the protocol … is - will the use of the ABM
clinical protocol in amulticultural, … increaseexclusivity and duration of breastfeeding? This author …

… 1) early and exclusive breastfeeding is safe to meet the nutritional needs of healthy term
infants and that (2) healthy term infants do not develop clinically significant hypoglycemia simply …

… These protocols serve only as guidelines for the care of breastfeeding mothers and infants
and … ABM Clinical Protocol #14: Breastfeeding-friendly physician’s office-optimizing care for …

… , specifically those with Trisomy 21, is less efficient than in normal term infants with multiple
parameters affected, including the pressure, frequency, and duration of sucking and smooth …

… This protocol addresses the healthy, term newborn. For information regarding appropriate …
preterm infant (35–37 weeks), see ‘‘ABM Protocol #10: Breastfeeding the Late Preterm Infant’’…

… These protocols serve only as guidelines for the care of breastfeeding mothers and infants
and do not delineate an exclusive course of treatment or serve as standards of medical care. …