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HOME / Resources / Step4_Initiate

Step #4: Initiate

Help mothers initiate breastfeeding within one hour of birth.

Media

Evidence-based Research

Skin-to-skin contact the first hour after birth, underlying implications and clinical practice

Keeping Mothers & Newborns Together After Cesarean

Implementing Skin to Skin In Our OR

The impact of caesarean section on breastfeeding initiation, duration and difficulties


Sample Policies

Sample Protocol for Skin to Skin in OR (Courtesy of Integris Health Edmond)

Bathing the Healthy Newborn Policy

Clinical Skills & Management

First Droplets - Attachment

Skin-to-skin C-section promotes health and bonding

Evidence-based Care During the "Golden Hour"- BBFOK Webinar

 

Videos

Breastfeeding NICU Preemies, Step 1: Skin to skin contact

Breastfeeding. Naturally. Chapter 2: Birth - Initiating Early Feeds

How to Tell If Your Breastfed Baby Has a Good Latch

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