… such as feeding or bathing, they receive guidance from nurses about basic infant care and
… and parents to more challenging experiences and increased risk of injury after discharge. …

… to specialized care should be considered when feeding … are disrupted, the risk of a child
developing a feeding disorder and … guidelines (Table 3) should be part of anticipatory guidance …

… or others responsible for the care of infants of teenage or working … , mixed feeding significantly
increases the risk of HIV … 17 ] that includes not only guidance on feeding practices but also …

… different for intensive care units (ICUs), where the adage of early enteral feeding reigns, and
… In this case, gastric feeding is complicated by gastric retention and the risk of aspiration.8, 9 …

… off of 4.0 would reduce the risk of feeding where the tube was misplaced in the oesophagus.
… Other documents permit first line use in critical care patients 20 , 24 and those of reduced …

… and guidance and adequate pre-service and on-the-job-training on responsive feeding. …
’ approach to risk minimisation between educators and parents, with risk being a tangible …

… -risk preterm infants cared for in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Nevertheless, the
knowledge that human milk represents the healthiest form of nutrition has been called into …

… guidance for the risk assessment of substances present in food intended for infants below 16
weeks of age. In its approach to develop this guidance, … neonates receiving enteral feeding. …

… However, health authorities do not warn against using formula or breastfeeding; they provide
guidance on how to manage risk. Cultural distaste for sharing human milk, not evidenced-…