Mothers Who Kept Their 4-Week-Old Infants on a Strict 4-Hour

Multiple Choice

Mothers who kept their 4-week-old infants on a strict 4-hour feeding schedule were:

A) likely to be less experienced mothers than those with a more flexible schedule.
B) actually feeding their infants at the same intervals as those who fed on demand.
C) likely to have babies with a slower growth rate than those fed on demand.
D) likely to have infants at risk for protein-calorie malnutrition (kwashiorkor) .