… Noticeably, five out of nine children were co-sleeping with either their mothers or someone
else (eg, siblings) for at least two nights over the 7-night period (ranging from two to five nights…

… reported that their infant was currently breastfeeding. Those who were not … to co-sleeping
(sharing the same bed with parents) [27]. The American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines for a …

… An important modifiable factor that influences breastfeeding is mothers' self-efficacy. …
breastfeeding are more likely to breastfeed exclusively, 6 and when we validated the Breastfeeding …

… (eg quiet, darkened, warm) Placing infant in cot/bassinet while awake and letting infant learn
to fall asleep (eg following infant’s signs of tiredness) Avoiding bed-sharing / co-sleeping (…

… (SIDS) and co-sleeping or bedsharing should not be a reason for weaning. The AAP
Committee on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) has banned co-sleeping. Not all physicians …

… breastfeeding outcomes in two parts. The first involved a record review of all breastfeeding
mothers and their healthy full-term infants visiting the pediatric primary care clinic within one …

… I Tromso, and especially the midwives and nursing staff on the birthing units. … For example,
some cultures consider co-sleeping a natural occurrence with clinicians and parents not …

… smaller proportion of currently breastfeeding African Americans in our sample (21.7 %)
compared to Whites (51.7 %). Our lower rates of breastfeeding among African Americans are …

… on the potential utility of breastfeeding as a strategy for reducing the risk of … breastfeeding
is associated with a decreased risk of SIDS and (2) exclusive breastfeeding and breastfeeding …

… old and struggling with latching on during breastfeeding. You carry out a breastfeeding
assessment and agree there is some … ABM clinical protocol# 6: guideline on co-sleeping and …