New study published 14th February found infants swaddled immediately after birth show a delay in initial breastfeeding, less successful suckling at the breast, reduced intake of breastmilk and greater ...
... exclusive breastfeeding in South Africa Description writer: Penny Reimers, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) , Anna Coutsoudis, Professor Emeritus, Department of Paediatrics & ...
... excludes fathers from these services, and how fathers can be included more meaningfully by health professionals, particularly in relation to supporting breastfeeding. Description writer: Nigel Sherriff Principal ...
Author: Kathryn Stagg Author title: IBCLC Description: Information, research and practical tools to help support parents of multiples to breastfeed. Description writer: International Board Certified ...
Author: The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (summarised by Mary Nolan, Editor) Description: The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Protocol #6: ‘Bedsharing and Breastfeeding’ contains important information ...
Author: Elizabeth Smith, Sarah Edwards, Amy Bryson Author title: Elizabeth Smith, Breastfeeding Advocacy Lead for Scotland and Queen’s Nurse Sarah Edwards, Scottish Programme Manager, The Breastfeeding ...
Author: Amy Brown Description: Amy Brown argues that breastfeeding is an essential part of the school curriculum. Description writer: Amy Brown, Professor of Child Public Health, Swansea University ...
... Rempel, Professor of Psychology; Tran Huu Bich, Associate Professor in Epidemiology; Duncan Fisher, Family Initiative Description: Support for families is critical for the success of breastfeeding: if ...
Author: Susan Tawia Author title: Manager, Australian Breastfeeding Association Description: The Australian Breastfeeding Association’s vision is that breastfeeding should be recognised as important ...
Author: Jane Svensson Author title: Dr Description: Breastfeeding is an unparalleled way of providing the ideal food for the healthy growth and development of infants (World Health Organisation 2011) ...
Author: Suzanne G Cox Author title: IBCLC Description: Following invasion in the late eighteenth century, the Aboriginal nations lost their land and concomitantly their food and medicines. They also ...
Author: Hanna Nystrom (translated by Kikki Hansard) Author title: Midwife Description: Breastfeeding rates in Sweden have been flagging since 1996. A three-year breastfeeding project aims to increase ...
... could be realized much sooner. “We’ve known for years the many far-reaching benefits of breastfeeding,” Erickson says. “One major factor is the transfer of antibodies in breastmilk.” The study shows that ...
... infants in the first 1001 days of life from conception to two. It paves the way for a universal offer in England of health visiting, midwifery, breastfeeding and mental health support services in every ...
An important question during the pandemic has been whether mother-to-infant SARS-CoV-2 transmission can occur during breastfeeding and, if so, whether the benefits of breastfeeding outweigh the risk.
This ...
... than those who are not pregnant. It seems unlikely that the virus can be passed to the baby while in utero, during delivery or via breastmilk. However, guidelines for labour, delivery, and breastfeeding ...
... Africa Description: Healthy Happy Families programme delivering key messages about healthy pregnancy, breastfeeding and interacting with the baby through members of the communities themselves in a rural ...
... Vitamin B12 in vegan pregnant and lactating women and young children Roman Pawlak, Associate Professor, East Carolina University, USA
Breastfeeding and Allergies Claudia L. Gray, Paediatric Allergist, ...