… when it is not effective, and that the newborn’s readiness to suck maternal breast can be …
full-term newborn’s readiness to suck maternal breast in the first breastfeeding in roomingin. …

… with a negative effect on breastfeeding among mothers of term infants in the same hospital
… what was observed in a population of mothers of term newborns [13]. It can be hypothesized …

… In a prospective study of 135 consecutive healthy term infants during the first four days of
life, … Normal serum bilirubin levels in the newborn and the effect of breastfeeding. Pediatrics, …

… breastfeeding infant of a mother on a reasonably adequate … for this: 1) The fullterm newborn
has ample iron stores that do not … , be detrimental to the breastfeeding baby. Excess iron may …

… their singleton, full-term newborn babies who were in … breastfeeding early because of the
breastfeeding experience they acquire. In the present study, early initiation of breastfeeding …

… Breastfeeding has long-term health benefits for mothers and children, and knowledge of ways
to improve breastfeeding can increase the chances of breastfeeding … of breastfeeding [1,2,…

… age, and early term infants, born at 37 to 38 weeks’ gestation, have … breastfeeding rates
compared to term newborn infants. There are multiple factors that may lead to breastfeeding …

… This randomised controlled trial was performed on 136 healthy term newborns in the maternity
ward of a tertiary hospital. The inclusion criteria were as follows: healthy term neonates (…

During and after the maternity hospitalization, breastfeeding … , until the infant approximates
term corrected age, and can … can be adapted to moderately preterm and early term infants. …

… support’ to have a positive impact on breastfeeding in term … with breastfeeding at 10 days
in the term infants in our study. The vast majority of previous studies only included healthy term …