Via Melissa McEwen, the following article:
The video "shows babies who, when left undisturbed on their mothers' bodies immediately after birth, find themselves, crawl to it and suckle with competence. It observes also those babies whose abilities are either impaired or negated because of exposure to intrapartum meds, separation from their mothers after birth, or both."
Great information about how mom and baby should be together for at least the first hour after birth, and how important skin to skin contact is for the newborn baby. Check it out and let me know what you think!
Keeping Mother and Baby Together – It’s Best for Mother, Baby, and Breastfeeding
The video "shows babies who, when left undisturbed on their mothers' bodies immediately after birth, find themselves, crawl to it and suckle with competence. It observes also those babies whose abilities are either impaired or negated because of exposure to intrapartum meds, separation from their mothers after birth, or both."
Great information about how mom and baby should be together for at least the first hour after birth, and how important skin to skin contact is for the newborn baby. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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