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What Are the Signs of Successful Breastfeeding?

Successful breastfeeding is indicated by adequate weight gain and growth in the infant, frequent wet and dirty diapers, and the baby appearing satisfied after feeds. Mothers should also experience minimal pain and discomfort during breastfeeding.

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