Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Breastfeeding as soon as possible after birth is best, usually around half an hour after birth. If the mother does not produce milk temporarily, it is important to encourage the newborn to suck, as this can help stimulate milk production, enhance the bond between mother and baby, and aid in the healing of postpartum wounds caused by childbirth.Artificial feeding should avoid directly giving fresh milk, as the protein and other nutrients it contains are not suitable for newborns. When combining breastfeeding and formula feeding, breastfeeding should be prioritized.