Which step encourages "rooming in" for mothers and infants?

The correct answer highlights Step 10 of the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, which emphasizes the importance of "rooming in" for mothers and their infants. This practice encourages mothers to keep their newborns in their rooms 24 hours a day, which facilitates more frequent breastfeeding and strengthens the mother-infant bond. Rooming in provides continuous access for breastfeeding, offers opportunities for mothers to learn to recognize their baby's cues, and enhances maternal confidence in caring for their newborn. It aligns with the objective of creating a supportive environment for breastfeeding, thus supporting the overall goal of promoting breastfeeding success.

Other steps in the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative might focus on different aspects of breastfeeding promotion but do not specifically address the practice of rooming in as its central theme.