Which aspect is NOT a focus during breastfeeding support visits?

The focus during breastfeeding support visits is primarily to assist mothers in establishing and maintaining a successful breastfeeding relationship with their infants. Engaging with the baby's needs, ensuring privacy, and providing educational resources are all integral parts of this support.

Lending new books to read, while potentially beneficial as supplementary information, is not a direct focus during these visits. Support visits are typically more about hands-on guidance, immediate problem solving, and direct engagement with the mother and baby’s breastfeeding process rather than providing additional reading materials. The core goal is to address any immediate challenges, enhance the breastfeeding experience, and ensure that both the mother and baby are comfortable and thriving in that dynamic.