Problemi correnti
Il pediatra e l’osservazione della poppata: un importante strumento di lavoro
ASSESSMENT OF BREASTFEEDING TECHNIQUE
IPPOLITA RONCARONI1, MARIA PIA MORGANDO2
1Pediatra di libera scelta, Pavia; 2Neonatologa, Consulente Professionale per l'Allattamento al Seno, Moncalieri
Marzo 2004 - pagg. 167 -173
Abstract
Incorrect positioning and latching can cause sore nipple and may lead to ineffective sucking.
Incorrect positioning and latching is one of the main reasons for early interruption and failure
of breastfeeding. Correct positioning and latching, as well as attention and recognition
of hunger cues, allow the baby to use and develop its inborn reflexes. This will help to achieve
an effective suction. It is important that paediatrician know how to help the mother to latch
the baby at the breast and how to assess a breastfeed to identify and solve positioning and
latching problems.
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2. International Lactation Consultant Association Evidence Based Guidelines for Breastfeeding Management during the first Fourteen Days. United States Maternal-Child Bureau, April 1999.
3. Royal College of Midwives Successful breastfeeding. Churchill Livingstone, Third Edition, 2002.
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5. WHO. Evidence for the ten steps to succesfull breastfeeding. Family and reproductive Health. Division of Child Health and Development. WHO, Geneva, 1998.
6. Woolridge MW. Aetiology of sore nipples. Midwifery 1896;2:172-6.
7. Wilde CJ, Addey CVP, Boddy LM, et al. Autocrine regulation of milk secretion by a protein in milk Biochem J 1995;305:51- 8.
8. Hall R, Mercer AM, et al. A breastfeeding assessment score to evaluate the risk for cessation of breastfeeding by 7-10 days of age. J Pediatr 2002;141:659-64.
9. WHO/UNICEF. Breastfeeding counselling: a training course. Session XVII. Secretariat, Division of Diarrhoeal and Acute Respiratory Disease Control. WHO, Geneva, 1993.
10. Lang S. The basic of breastfeeding. In: Breastfeeding special care babies. Balliere- Tindall, Second edition, 2002.
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19. Riordan J, Auerbach K.G.: Breast pump and other technologies. In: Breastfeeding and Human Lactation. Jones and Bartlett, Second edition, 1998
20. Woolridge MW, Fisher C. Colic, overfeeding, and symptoms of lactose malabsorbtion in the breast-fed baby: a possible artifact of feed management? Lancet 1988;382-4.
21. Haider R, Answorth A, Kabir I, et al. Effect of community based peer counsellor on exclusive breastfeeding practice in Dhaka, Bangladesh: a randomised controlled trial. Lancet 2000;356:1643-47.