Who Benefits from breastfeeding?
A reduced risk of SIDS
Who is the infant?
Infant tachypnea, tachycardia, and hypothermia can be helped by doing this
What is Skin-to Skin Contact?
The normal feeding frequency for infants beyond the first day can be remembered with this saying?
What is "8 or more in 24"?
For most infants, the best latch is when the nose is positioned like this
What is “off the breast” or “not touching”?
Use the breast and the baby, show the latch sequence
lactation will grade answer
A reduced risk of Type 2 DM
Who is the mother?
The ideal time frame to begin breast pumping for NICU families?
What is 4 hours from birth? (or separation if transferred later)
Using this item before breastfeeding is well established can result in nipple damage and decreased milk supply
What is a pacifier?
For the best latch, the infant’s head and body should be like this
What is aligned?
Use the breast and demonstrate the proper technique for hand expression, including the memory words
Press back to chest wall, compress fingers and thumb, release
A reduced risk of asthma
Who is the infant?
The yellow or seafoam green nipples that should be used with EVERY breastfed infant that receives a bottle for any reason. They are referred to as this.
What are slow-flow nipples?
Once the infant is gaining weight and mom is no longer having any nipple pain, it is acceptable to use this item?
What is a pacifier?
Two reasons for a compression line across the nipple or nipple wedging
What are shallow latch and tongue tie?
Use the doll, demonstrate one of the two positions to TEACH the newborn how to breastfeed (no repeats)
lactation will grade
A reduced risk of Type 1 DM
Who is the infant?
The term for the excessive sleepiness that infants demonstrate on the first day of life
What is “recovery sleep”?
The normal feeding volume for the second day
What is 5-15ml?
Assess for this DATA when poor latching is a concern
What is >3% weight loss per day?
Use the doll, demonstrate one of the two positions to TEACH the newborn how to breastfeed (no repeats)
lactation will grade
A reduced risk of hypertension
Who is the mother?
Evidenced-based volumes for feedings in the first 24 hours
What is 2-10ml?
The normal feeding volume for the third day
What is 15-30ml?
To begin the latching sequence, stroke the nipple to this area of the infant’s mouth
What is the upper lip?
Use the bottle and the doll, demonstrate paced bottle feeding
horizontal to the ground alternating with no milk at all in nipple, infant side lying