Dana Nguyen, Christopher E. Jonas, Joshua Scott Will
Abstract
In healthy, full-term, breastfeeding infants, there is moderate evidence that unrestricted pacifier use, started at birth or after lactation has been established, does not decrease the likelihood of continued exclusive or partial breastfeeding through four months of age.
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In healthy, full-term, breastfeeding infants, there is moderate evidence that unrestricted pacifier use, started at birth or after lactation has been established, does not decrease the likelihood of continued exclusive or partial breastfeeding through four months of age.
Key concepts: Pacifier, Breastfeeding, Medicine, Pediatrics, Lactation, Duration (music), Obstetrics, Breast feeding