What is the importance of enlarged breasts at birth? They are abnormal and indicate a hormonal imbalance

What is the importance of enlarged breasts at birth? They are abnormal and indicate a hormonal imbalance They are normal in girls but abnormal in boys They are normal only if the breast enlargement disappears by 1 week They are normal in girls and boys and may last for a few months A blue mark over the infant’s lower back is caused by: Bruising at delivery A Chinese father The delayed migration of pigment cells in the skin Down syndrome What is the treatment of ‘tongue tie’ in a newborn infant? No treatment is needed The infant should be bottle fed The membrane under the tongue should be cut by the nursery staff The infant should be referred to a level 2 or 3 hospital Why is it important for infants to be fed breast milk? Breast milk meets all the nutritional needs of a term infant Breast milk reduces the risk of gastroenteritis Breast milk is cheap All of the above When should a normal infant be put to the breast for the first time? Immediately after birth Not before 1 hour or the infant will vomit Only after 3 hours when the infant has been bathed After the mother has had a good sleep also for this