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Based on guidance from lactation consultants and the WHO, here are evidence-based techniques that have helped many mothers: 1) Frequent feeding or pumping (8-12 times per day), 2) Power pumping sessions (pump 20 min, rest 10 min, pump 10 min, rest 10 min, pump 10 min), 3) Staying hydrated and eating...
Understanding social smiles in preterm babies: According to pediatric research, preterm babies typically smile socially at 6-12 weeks corrected age (not chronological age). This means if your baby was born at 32 weeks, you might see that first social smile around 14-18 weeks after birth. Early smile...
For parents new to the NICU, here's what you should know: The NICU can feel overwhelming with all the equipment - incubators, monitors, ventilators, feeding tubes. Each serves a purpose in helping your baby thrive. Key things: 1) Ask about 'rounds' timing so you can participate, 2) Learn about your ...
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