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الصحة والعلوم الشرق الأوسط
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A review of scientific evidence has revealed that common misconceptions about milk production in the early days after childbirth—such as the belief that colostrum is insufficient or that using pacifiers and electric breast pumps reduces breastfeeding duration—hinder success in breastfeeding. The findings showed that colostrum meets the baby's needs, and unnecessary use of pacifiers and pumps can weaken the natural stimulation needed to produce milk. Therefore, it is recommended to provide evidence-based information during the initial hours after birth, encourage manual expression when needed, and offer early specialized support.
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