The LEAST EFFECTIVE way for a mother to bring in a good milk supply is:

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Setting arbitrary limits on how long a baby should be allowed to nurse is counterproductive to a strong milk supply, whether in the first 24 hours or after the baby has been nursing for weeks. To get breastfeeding off to the best start, a mother should be encouraged to nurse her baby in the first hour after birth, to continue nursing often, and to follow the baby's cues for hunger and satiety. Feeding at the earliest signs of hunger, and letting the baby come off the breast spontaneously when he or she is full will allow baby to set the pace. A newborn sleeping longer than three hours, though, should be awakened to nurse.

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