Li Na and Jamal are getting a lot of strange advice from parents and friends. Which of the followingadvice is recommended?Feeding 100% fruit juice by the bottle is OK after 6 months, to provide a source of vitamin C, aslong as it's not left with the baby overnight.They should feed only breast milk or iron-fortified formula to 6 months; there is no need forany solids before 6 months.They should introduce small amounts of allergenic solids (peanut, tree nuts, fish/shellfish, egg,milk, soy, wheat) before 4 months, to stimulate antibody production to potential allergens.Even if breastfeeding, give the baby a bottle of formula in the evening to help him sleepthrough the night and provide additional protein, vitamin D and iron.They should add some infant cereal to the bottle (of either pumped milk or formula) to helpsatiate the baby so he sleeps through the night.

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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