Objective To define the different breastfeeding interventions that promote breastfeeding
exclusivity and duration in the late preterm infant and to synthesize findings from the …

Supporting optimal newborn nutrition and the positive maternal-infant relationship, while
encouraging safe sleep practices, are essential components of maternal and newborn care …

For more than 4200 species of mammals, breastfeeding is a natural process, ensuring
survival of the species. For humans, the most developed of mammals, it is also a learned …

Background: Late preterm infants (LPIs; born at 340/7 to 366/7 gestational weeks) and early
term infants (ETIs; 370/7 to 386/7 gestational weeks) are at higher risk of morbidity and …

Objective To synthesize the published research pertaining to breastfeeding establishment
and outcomes among late preterm infants and to describe the state of the science on …

For millennia, the word “breastfeeding” has meant feeding an infant at his/her own mother's
breast. With the recent introduction of high-efficiency breast pumps, other possibilities are …

Reducing sleep-related infant mortality is a national and global health priority. The leading
category of post-neonatal mortality in Australia is sudden unexpected death in infancy …

Years from now, the decline in breast-feeding that spanned several decades in this century
may well be recalled as a blight on the medical profession. Through apathy and …

This qualitative study analyzes mothers' reports of breastfeeding care experiences from
pregnancy through infancy. Most research on medical support for breastfeeding examines a …

The fundamental importance of breastfeeding to the health and well-being of mothers and
infants worldwide is accepted widely. As noted by the American Academy of Pediatrics in its …