Milk is forced to the front of the breast when an infant begins to nurse.This is called the:

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The letdown reflex occurs when the infant begins nursing and signals the body to release milk to the front of the breast for the infant to drink. The rooting reflex is the infant's natural tendency to turn their head towards the direction of touch or movement near their mouth, while the infant grasp is the instinctive response of a newborn to grip an object that touches their palm. There is no such thing as an "initial force" related to breastfeeding.

Milk Is Forced to the Front of the Breast When