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How Often Should a Newborn be Breastfed?

Newborns should be [breastfed](#) on demand, typically every 2-3 hours. This amounts to about 8-12 [feedings](#) in 24 hours. As the baby grows, the frequency may decrease, but each [feeding session](#) may last longer.

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