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Nipple confusion

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Flow preference in breastfed babies

Breastfeeding / By Nadine Theunissen

Sometimes mothers have to introduce bottle feeding while breastfeeding for various reasons. Whether they have to for medical reasons or because they’re going back to work, there are many reasons for mothers to make this choice. But when a breastfed baby receives bottle feedings while breastfeeding, a phenomenon known as flow preference can happen. Understanding …

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