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Infant Feeding Digital Sessions - Session 1 Quiz

Question 1

True or False - If you are an Infant Feeding Friendly Space, you must sell or provide food and drink?

True

False

That's not quite right! Your business does not need to involve food or drink, nor do you have to cater for people on site.

Well done! Any space can be an Infant Feeding Friendly Space and does not need to be a food or drink business, or cater for people on site.

Question 2

The most important thing for parents when visiting an infant Feeding Friendly Space is:

a) baby changing facilities b) free food and drink c) a warm welcome and supportive staff

While these can be handy, the most important thing that parents told us they wanted was a warm welcome and supportive staff!

Absolutely, well done! A warm welcome and supportive staff were the most important things that parents told us they wanted from a space.

Question 3

Babies should be fed:

a) every 4 hours b) every 2 hours c) when they are crying d) whenever they show signs of needing a feed

That's not quite right. Babies need to eat when they are hungry because their tummies are small and empty quickly. They will show they are ready to feed with signs showing before they start to cry out. Crying is usually the last sign that they have not had their need met.

Yes indeed! Babies need to eat when they are hungry as their tummies are small and empty quickly. They will show that they are ready to feed and crying usually happens as a last sign that their needs are not being met.

Question 4

Infant Feeding Friendly Spaces should have feeding chairs and baby changing facilities on site - True or False?

True

False

Well done! - Infant Feeding Friendly Spaces only need to offer a seat and a warm welcome.

I'm afraid that's not quite right - Infant Feeding Friendly Spaces only need to offer a seat and a warm welcome!

Question 5

Public Health England record that 74% of mothers start to breastfeed after their baby is born. By 6 months that figure is:

a) 50%

b) the same

c) 36%

d) none

I'm afraid that's the wrong answer - The Answer was 36%, however, only 1% of babies are being fed only breastmilk at this age.

Correct! Although only 1% of babies are being fed only breastmilk at this age.

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