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Having baby in the baby room helps promote rest for the mom and does not impact exclusive breastfeeding.

Evidence shows Skin to Skin can help stabilize baby's blood glucose.

Unnecessary supplemetation prevents engorgement.

Giving hand expressed colostrum can decrease the need for supplementation.

Early supplementation does not effect exclusive breastfeeding.

Bottle feeding can lead to higher volumes of supplementation than what is physiologically normal for infants age.

Every baby needs supplementation in the first 24 hours if they are sleepy and not eating well.

Parents confidence is boosted from hand expression of colostrum and skin to skin holding.

Future milk supply will not be affected by early supplementation.

A baby that nursed well in the first hour after has a decreased risk of supplementation.