Newborns Who Were Allowed to Eat on Demand

question 91

Multiple Choice

Newborns who were allowed to eat on demand:

• A) consistently ate every 3 hours over the first 8 months of life.
• B) initially ate every 3 hours, with the interval between meals gradually increasing as they grew older.
• C) were considered developmentally at risk if they ate more than every 3 hours.
• D) easily followed along with normal adult eating schedules.

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