Which statement by a mother shows correct understanding of exclusive breastfeeding for a healthy term newborn?
Correct answer: B. I will give breast milk without other foods for six months
- A. I will give water between breastfeeds in hot weather
- B. I will give breast milk without other foods for six months
- C. I will give formula at night to help the baby sleep
- D. I will start cereal when the baby is two months old
Explanation
Exclusive breastfeeding means giving only breast milk, including expressed breast milk, for the first six months unless medically indicated otherwise. Water, formula, and cereal are not routinely required during this period.
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