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Santoro W et al. – The mass of colostrum ingested was evaluated in 307 feedings, with 3.4±1 feedings recorded per 8–hour period of observation. Mean gain per feeding was 1.5±1.1 g. The daily mass of milk ingested by newborn infants was estimated at 15±11 g. This volume did not show a tendency to increase during the first 24 postnatal hours, nor was it related to perinatal or postnatal factors or to breastfeeding time. During the first 24 hours of life newborns ingested 15±11 g of milk.

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