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After the first breastfeeding, the client asks the nurse, "how often should i try to breastfeed?" what frequency should the nurse recommend?

After the first breastfeeding, the client asks the nurse, "how often should i try to breastfeed?" what frequency should the nurse recommend?
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After the first breastfeeding, the client asks the nurse, "how often should i try to breastfeed?" what frequency should the nurse recommend?

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about 3 hours or 2

I hope this helps thank you

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The right frequency for the nurse to recommend is: EVERY TWO TO THREE HOURS FOR THE FIRST FORTY EIGHT HOURS.
After giving birth, it will takes up to forty eight hours for the new mother's breast milk supply to become established.
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