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This document provides guidance on successful breastfeeding during an infant's first year. It outlines the advantages of breastfeeding over bottle feeding and factors to consider for the mother such as medical history, emotional state, and lifestyle. Proper breastfeeding positions and techniques are described to prevent issues like mastitis. The document also discusses caring for breasts, the composition of colostrum during the first days after birth, common reasons for terminating breastfeeding early, and recommendations around introducing cow's milk and storing expressed breastmilk.
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