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What Are the Guidelines for Feeding and Nutrition?

Feeding and nutrition are critical for the growth and development of neonates. Breastfeeding is strongly recommended, and guidelines provide detailed instructions on how to manage breastfeeding challenges. For infants who cannot breastfeed, fortified donor milk or specialized formula may be used.

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