Which is an appropriate nutrition recommendation for a newborn with congenital heart disease?
A) The newborn should only be breastfed.
B) The newborn should only be formula fed.
C) The newborn should have more frequent, smaller-volume feedings.
D) The newborn should not have breastmilk or formula that is fortified.
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