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Growth is a marker of overall health and successful feeding in infancy, and establishing feeding helps to support this growth. However, clinical judgement is needed to interpret infant growth and manage feeding challenges. Multidisciplinary feeding support can assist GPs to support parents and in assessing, managing and monitoring infants with feeding issues.
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