… weight loss is nearly universal for both breastfed and formula-fed newborns, the relationship
between newborn weight loss and milk supply … prior to beginning weight gain (Macdonald et …

… duration of breast-feeding on infants' milk intake and weight gain, two groups of mother-infant …
postpartum day, milk intake per feeding for 24 hours and infant weight gain from birth were …

… infant growth and maternal milk supply. We examine how … the cycle of insufficient milk and
inadequate weight gain, but it … regarding slow gain and low milk supply, discussion of the …

… have no effect on mammary growth and milk yield. 3) Higher body weight gain due to
higher genetic potential for growth is positively related to milk yield. The negative effect of high …

… Additional reasons reported by these mothers were: frequent feeding at least every 2 hours
(ll%), poor infant weight gain (5%), milk supply drying up after introducing formuldsolids (5%)…

… production by monitoring the number of wet/dirty diapers that infants produced, and nearly
one-third (32%) assessed supply by tracking infant weight gain. These results imply that …

… information about normal newborn behaviors, appropriate feeding cues, differences in infant
temperament, and proper ways to assess infant intake, such as wet diapers and weight gain…

… more confident that they have sufficient breast milk supply, while mothers who have already
abandoned … Summary of barriers and facilitators of perceived insufficient Milk supply (PIMS) …

… problems accompanying a low milk supply, little has … weight gain because these are normed
with breastfeeding infants. Other infants of mothers with oversupply have poor weight gain …

… ) found insufficient milk supply a … milk supply has been defined as the state in which a mother
has or perceives to have inadequate milk to either satiate or support adequate weight gain …