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McKesson Clinical Reference Systems: Pediatric Advisor 2002.1

 
                                Breast-Feeding

     Essentials of Breast-Feeding           Milk Supply: How to Increase

     Advantages of Breast-Feeding              Plugged Ducts

     Breast-Feeding Positions                  Postpartum Breast Engorgement

     Breast Infection (Mastitis)               Screening Form for Early Follow-
                                               Up of Breast-Fed Infants
     General Recommendations for Breast-
     Feeding Mothers                           Sore Nipples

     Introducing a Bottle to a Breast-         Storage and Handling of Breast
     Fed Baby                                  Milk for Nonhospitalized Infants

     Milk Supply: Bringing in and              The Let-Down Reflex (Milk 
     Maintaining during Hospitalization        Ejection Reflex)
     of Newborn 

     Milk Supply: How Do I Know My Baby
     Is Getting Enough Milk?

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