What is the recommended length of time

What is the recommended length of time to exclusively breast feed a baby? Briefly describe the different positions for breastfeeding. List how you can assure a new mom that her baby is receiving enough breast milk. What area of a mother’s body is called the ‘newborn habitat?’ List the benefits for babies if they are breast fed. List the benefits for mothers if they breastfeed. When would it be medically indicated for a baby not to breastfeed, and when would it be medically indicated for a mother not to breast feed? How many times in 24 hours should a baby breastfeed? Is it ok to introduce a soother to a baby who is learning to breastfeed, and why? Can a woman breastfeed if she has had breast implants? List benefits of skin to skin. What is the Baby Friendly Initiative (BFI)? What are the “key skills” that the Baby Friendly Initiative recommends. Which mammal are human babies like and why? What is Biological Nurturing or often called “Laid Back Breastfeeding?” List the “key points” that you would use when teaching a mother to latch her baby. Describe weight loss in the newborn. Ie expected, red flag concerns etc. When it is medically necessary to supplement with formula, what is the calculation used to provide the smallest amount possible? List early and late feeding cues. Scenario 1. You have a patient who has delivered her first baby boy 12 hours ago. Baby was born at 38 weeks, and weighed 2300 grams. The baby has been at the breast three times, the first while in the delivery room, and the last 4 hours ago. The baby is very sleepy and his vital signs are HR 142, Respirations 36, Temperature 36.4 C. The staff nurse has just notified you that the baby’s blood sugar is 2.3. Please describe what you would do next, and provide your rationale to support your answer

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