# HellaSwag / 46917

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{"activity_label":"Family Life","ctx":"[header] How to stop cluster feeding [title] Recognize normal cluster feeding. [step] All newborns and young infants cluster feed at some point. Many will nurse every hour for a few days or increase their number of nursing sessions for several weeks.","endings":"['Others will gradually maintain one of two independent chains of feed: feeding and releasing. Because of this, feeding your newborn newborn in this fashion can create socialization in your group and help her get used to being a center member of the group.', '\" clusters \" are smaller after the first six weeks. This is because mom and baby are each feeding at a different time of day.', 'Your baby will naturally outgrow cluster feeding by 4 to 6 months old. Cluster feeding is no cause for concern if your baby is growing well.', \"[title] Consult a doctor before starting cluster feeding programs. [step] Blood sugar usually outages before babies' first few weeks of life.\"]"}

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