The nurse is assisting a new mother to breastfeed. In which order should the nurse review the steps with the mother?
1. Bring the newborn to the breast.
2. The newborn opens mouth wide.
3. Tickle the newborn's lips with the nipple.
4. Have the newborn face the mother tummy-to-tummy.
5. Position the newborn so the newborn's nose is at level of the nipple.
Question 2
The mother of a newborn with iron deficiency anemia asks if breastfeeding or using a formula high in iron is better for the baby. How should the nurse respond?
1. Breastfeeding, because breast milk has higher levels of iron compared to formula
2. Formula-feeding, because formula has higher levels of iron compared to breast milk
3. Breastfeeding, because although breast milk has lower levels of iron compared to formula, it is more easily absorbed by the infant
4. Formula-feeding, because although formula has lower levels of iron compared to breast milk, it is more easily absorbed by the infant
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