Multiple Choice
A mother who has just given birth is taking pain medications. She asks you if it's OK to breastfeed. The LEAST EFFECTIVE response is:
A) "Only if you want your baby to sleep all the time."
B) "We can ask the nurses which medication your care provider has prescribed, and see what information we can find about how it affects breastfeeding."
C) "Just watch for sleepiness in your baby - you may need to wake him more often to nurse."
D) "Only small amounts of most common postpartum pain relievers get into mother's milk."
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