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Unicef UK Infosheet: | RESPONSIVE Feeding 1 I use the breast for comfort, and then the nutrition just takes care of itself. October 2016 Introduction A new standard requiring health care facilities to explain a RESPONSIVE feeding style to mothers was introduced as part of the review of the Baby Friendly Initiative standards in 2014. This was in recognition of the fact that the terms demand or baby-led feeding did not adequately describe the way that successful breastfeeding works. Since 2014, health care facilities working towards Baby Friendly accreditation have made great strides in educating staff and mothers to understand RESPONSIVE feeding.

mothers may need to hear messages a number of times in order to help them understand. The key message is to feed the baby whenever you feel like it, whenever it might help – not just for food but as the first tool to support parenting. Responsive feeding makes life easier - it is what babies and mothers are designed to do.

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