Breastfeeding has well-established short-term benefits, particularly the reduction of … A pooled
analysis of studies carried out in middle/low income countries showed that breastfeeding …

… Third, surprisingly, no randomized controlled trials have been done to date to measure
temperature when healthy full-term newborn infants are breastfeeding in skin-to-skin contact. …

… The nursing-induced analgesia documented herein and its component parts of taste-,
suckling-, and contact-induced analgesias are all available to newborns at term and probably …

In a newborn infant, frequent bowel movements diminish the enterohepatic circulation of
bilirubin, thereby increasing bilirubin excretion. In breastfed newborn infants, the frequency of …

… the women and their newborns after birth led to greater initiation of breastfeeding. It is not
clear why SSC improved breastfeeding behaviors of healthy full term infants, however, similar …

… More than half of the full-term breastfeeding newborns in this … for healthy, full-term breastfed
newborns and to evaluate the … I found that the average weight loss for breastfed newborns …

… temperatures were recorded before bathing, routinely once per day for healthy full-term
newborns and every 4 hours for preterm newborns and those at high risk of temperature …

… labor on the development of spontaneous breastfeeding movements, crying behavior, and
… in healthy term newborns. Methods: Video recordings were made of 28 newborns who had …

… Therefore, in line with the American Academy of Pediatrics’ clinical practice guidelines,
healthy term newborns should not be separated from their mothers even for a brief period and …

… breastfeeding duration in term, healthy infants, 8,10 as do psychosocial factors such as attitudes
towards breastfeeding … , the overall breastfeeding duration of preterm and sick newborn …