… was considered particularly important for instances in which babies may be preterm, newborn,
or have medical issues, such as apnea, bradycardia, or hypotonia, or when high doses, …

… The TSB trajectory over the first 4 days of age in exclusively breastfed infants and formula-fed
infants is similar. Thereafter, while TSB concentrations decline in formula-fed …

… Although recommendations on infant feeding are clear, infant feeding practices continue
to depart substantially from these guidelines. Infant feeding and care practices in the United …

… Goat’s rue used in combination with fennel and anise seed has been reported to cause
drowsiness, hypotonia and emesis and poor suckling in two infants. Discontinuing consumption …

… movements were seen in 6 babies and 10 had incomplete Moro reflex. Spasticity was noted
in 2 babies and 4 babies were hypotonic at first visit. Analysis of Amiel-Tison angles showed …

… feeding outcomes in all infants, there are other factors that place infants with CLP at additional
… ABM Clinical protocol #17: guidelines for breastfeeding infants with cleft lip, cleft palate, or …

… This team approach is the basis for our evidence-based Advancing Enteral Feedings Protocol,
and allows us to individualize each infant's feeding on the basis of several goals, such as …

… hypotonia, and hearing loss. Citation17 As a result, the symptoms mentioned earlier should
be sought during the physical examination of the newborn. … type of their baby be identified as …

… infants or those at risk for apnea, hypotension, or hypotonia. … either store the milk until the
infant is older or dilute the breast … ABM clinical protocol #15: Analgesia and anesthesia for the …

… The pediatric speech-language pathologist has a primary role in the clinical assessment of
oral motor/feeding skills, and in the recognition of clinical signs and symptoms of swallowing …