Approximately 5% of children experience difficulty with the complex coordination of sucking,
swallowing and breathing required for feeding. Infants with craniofacial malformations may …

… has developed evidence-based protocols 74 for management of multiple special situations,
including breastfeeding infants with complications such as hypotonia, orofacial clefts, and …

… of poor sucking and swallowing, with muscle hypotonia and vomiting. He was drowsy and had
lost … Doxepin was detectable in small amounts in the infant's plasma (∼10 μg/L); DDP was …

… Medical practitioners have long been concerned that a restrictive lingual frenulum could
adversely affect a child’s health … , neuromuscular disorders, and hypotonia, performing a lingual …

… (beyond that associated with the care of the baby), anxiety, irritability, and a feeling of being
… the baby’s health and feeding. Suicidal ideation and worries about causing harm to the baby …

… One infant with a congenital heart murmur, cyanosis, and hypotonia had been exposed to
… There were no adverse effects in four other infants, and clinical status was not reported for …

… levels Reports of hypotonia, lethargy, emesis, weak cry, poor sucking in infants from parents
… ABM Clinical protocol# 3: Supplementary feedings in the healthy term breastfed neonate, …

… and infant. Breast milk is recommended as the optimal sole nutrition source for infants during
0-6 … ABM Clinical Protocol #9: Use of galactogogues in initiating or augmenting the rate of …

… , infants present with poor weight gain from birth to infancy, mostly because of feeding-related
issues due to hypotonia … , low circulating leptin levels, hypotonia, susceptibility to systemic …

… Franssen et al 18 reported a case of an infant of a mother taking citalopram (40 mg daily)
during pregnancy and breastfeeding. The infant had irregular breathing, hypotonia, sleep …