… A randomized controlled trial in a Western high-income setting showed that increased
carrying of infants in arms or in a baby carrier with body contact (baby-wearing) was associated …

… Direct education and educational material to all family members involved in child care (…
Leave orders in the hospital not to give formula/sterile water/glucose water to baby without orders …

… 1) may be helpful to the mother to try because it supports both her breast and her baby’s chin
and jaw while the baby is nursing. This involves cupping her breast in the palm of her hand …

… mother and breastfeeding child, and serves … young child on an inpatient adult medical or
surgical unit, perioperative area, or intensive care unit (ICU) may prompt concern for the child's …

… young children and pregnant women. This advisory focused on the risk of possible effects
on brain development when these agents are used repeatedly or for more than 3 hours. Note …

… clinical protocols for managing common medical problems that may impact breastfeeding
success. These protocols serve only as guidelines … week is: “an awake baby is a hungry baby!” …

… In these guidelines, breastfeeding refers to direct placement of baby to the breast for feeding
and breastmilk feeding refers to delivery of breastmilk to baby via bottle, cup, spoon, or any …

… clinical trials (RCTs) on infant pain47,48 found sucrose to be an effective pain management
strategy for infants and children … like bladder catheterization in children older than 1 month of …

… clinical protocols for managing common medical problems that may impact breastfeeding
success. These protocols serve only as guidelines … encouraged Encourage baby to breastfeed …

… to investigate the efficacy of ABM as a potential treatment for child and adolescent anxiety. …
efficacy of ABM as an intervention which could alleviate symptoms of anxiety in children and …