During an interview, a patient reveals that she is pregnant. She states that she is not sure whether she will breastfeed her baby and asks for some information about this. Which of these statements by the nurse is accurate?

a. "Breastfed babies tend to be more colicky."
b. "Breastfeeding provides the perfect food and antibodies for your baby."
c. "Breastfed babies eat more often than infants on formula."
d. "Breastfeeding is second nature, and every woman can do it."


ANS: B
Exclusively breastfeeding for 6 months provides the perfect food and antibodies for the baby, decreases the risk of ear infections, promotes bonding, and provides relaxation.

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