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Case mother c G1P1
Help mother for proper positioning with baby for breakfast feeding.
Tell mother touch cheek of baby on breat beacuse naturally in baby cheek reflex are present,when cheek touch to breast baby open hour mouth
Give compelet nipple in her mouth so baby normally present suckling reflex so he suck neeple
If baby has poor reflex so see sign of any underlying problems
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