Which statement correctly defines exclusive breastfeeding for a healthy term infant?
Correct answer: A. The infant receives breast milk only, except for prescribed medicines or supplements
- A. The infant receives breast milk only, except for prescribed medicines or supplements
- B. The infant receives breast milk and water between feeds during hot weather
- C. The infant receives breast milk with one formula feed every night
- D. The infant receives breast milk with honey after each daytime feed
Explanation
Exclusive breastfeeding means no other food or drink, including water, is given apart from prescribed medicines, vitamins or medically indicated supplements. Honey is unsafe for young infants, and hot weather does not create a routine need for water.
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