breastfeed effectively

What are the Signs of Effective Breastfeeding?

Effective breastfeeding can be identified through several signs:
- The baby seems satisfied and content after feeding.
- The baby has regular wet and dirty diapers.
- The baby gains weight steadily.
- The mother experiences no significant pain while breastfeeding.

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