FOUNDATIONAL TERM
Responsive feeding
回应式喂养
Feeding that notices and responds to hunger and fullness cues.
Study this concept in context
63 · Infant feeding, sleep and safe care
Infant care integrates nutrition, development, and safety. More milk, longer sleep, and softer products do not automatically improve care. The task is to understand infant capacities, observe responses, and create practical safe routines.
Sources
- WHO: Infant and young child feeding
- CDC: Hunger and fullness cues
- CDC: Formula preparation and storage
- CDC: Choking hazards
- CDC: Foods and drinks to avoid or limit
- AAP: Infant sleep
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