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Articles were limited to original research studies related to healthy, full-term breastfeeding dyads …

… , the ‘‘supply and … milk supply; infant’s inability to remain on the breast will likely increase
maternal stress, leading to a decrease in milk production and/or maternal drive to breastfeeding…

… milk supply, maternal breastfeeding self-efficacy, and skin-to-skin contact with early initiation
and exclusive breastfeeding … among mother-infant dyads in Indonesia. The study revealed …

… for effective breastfeeding and to guide nursing support and education for the breastfeeding
dyad … ’s milk supply and ability to provide sufficient milk to sustain growth is not yet available. …

… strong infant sucking vacuums during breastfeeding. Several studies indicate that … milk
transfer. We aimed to determine whether women with persistent nipple pain had low milk supply…

… relationship, and ultimately what happens to breastfeeding? This article focuses on the …
and maternal milk supply. We examine how normal physiology of breastfeeding is replaced by …

… These challenges occur within a health care environment in which accurate diagnoses
and effective management can be difficult for a breastfeeding dyad to obtain. Education on …

… affecting breastfeeding is essential in managing and supporting the breastfeeding dyad. In
this … problems and the perception of a low milk supply negatively affected breastfeeding, while …

… milk supply, many women supplement breastfeeding with infant formula. This reduces demand
for breast milk and decreases maternal supply… self-efficacy for breastfeeding is associated …

… lacking confidence in her milk supply if the frequency of breastfeeding sessions does not …
that within breastfeeding dyads, changes occur in the frequency, duration, and milk intake …