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• Title:Breastfeeding answers made simple : a guide for helping mothers / Nancy Mohrbacher.
  
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• Author/Creator:Mohrbacher, Nancy.
  
• Published/Created:Amarillo, TX : Hale Publishing, L.P., ©2010.
  

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  • Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WS125 .M699 2010
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Breastfeeding.
  Lactation.
  
• Medical Subjects: Breast Feeding.
  
• Description:905 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm.
  
• Summary:"Written for all levels of expertise, from beginners to advanced practitioners, it is the ideal resource for all settings: hospitals, clinics, medical practices, public health offices, and communities. Every chapter has been reviewed by world-class experts in the field, so it can be used with confidence. This up-to-date and complete guide provides the information you need to help mothers achieve a satisfying breastfeeding relationship with their babies and empower them to meet their breastfeeding goals." -- back cover.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9780984503902 (hbk.)
  0984503900
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: Foreword
  Introduction
  pt. I Mother-Baby Relationship
  1. Basic Breastfeeding Dynamics
  Supporting Versus Teaching Breastfeeding
  Baby's Inborn Feeding Behaviors
  Practice Changes as Understanding Grows
  What Inborn Feeding Behaviors Look Like
  Triggers for Breast-Seeking Behaviors
  Barriers to Breast-Seeking Behaviors
  Mother's Role
  Hardwiring and Learned Behaviors
  Right-Brained Learning
  Getting Mother and Baby in Sync
  Baby's State, Readiness and Right-Brain Connection
  Body Positions
  Gravity Can Help or Hinder
  Use Comfort as a Guide
  Breastfeeding Two Babies
  Breast Support and Shaping
  How Feedings End
  Checklist
  2. Breastfeeding Rhythms
  Birth Practices and Breastfeeding
  Establishing Breastfeeding
  First 2 Hours
  First Few Days
  Togetherness, Separation, and Newborn Stability
  Early Breastfeeding
  Defining "a Feeding"
  Health Outcomes and Early Breastfeeding
  Rooming-in
  Overcoming Barriers to Early Breastfeeding
  Swaddling/Bundling
  Feeding Amounts and Newborn Stomach Size
  Hormonal Complexion
  Feeding Patterns and Night Feedings
  First 40 Days
  Feeding Intensity and Milk Production
  Mother Care
  Feeding Rhythms as Baby Grows
  Biology and Culture
  Rhythm versus Schedule
  Daily Milk Ebb and Flow
  Rhythm and Storage Capacity
  Milk Intake as Baby Grows
  Pacifiers/Dummies
  Night Feedings
  Sleep Patterns
  Where Should Babies Sleep?
  3. Challenges at the Breast
  Safeguarding Breastfeeding
  Feed the Baby
  Protect Mother's Milk Production
  Feeding Problems in the Early Weeks
  Gathering Basic Information
  Mother-Baby Dynamics
  Positioning
  Postpartum Practices
  Poor Fit
  Baby Factors
  Sleepy Baby
  Baby Stressed By Hunger
  Baby Injured or in Pain
  Inconsistent or Ineffective Feeding
  Tongue, Palate, and Other Oral Issues
  Tongue Issues
  Unusual Palates
  Other Oral Issues
  Respiratory Issues
  Sensory Processing Issues
  Neurological Impairment
  Mother Factors
  Birth-Related Pain or Trauma
  Breast and Nipple Challenges
  Taut Breast Tissue
  Nipple Shape and Size
  Flat and Inverted Nipples
  Large Nipples
  Breast Size and Nipple Placement
  Milk Flow
  Overabundant Milk Production
  Low Milk Production
  Feeding Problems After the Early Weeks
  Baby Factors
  Physical Causes
  Environmental Causes
  Mother Factors
  Milk Flow
  Breast Health
  Refusal of One or Both Breasts
  Refusal of One Breast
  Refusal of Both Breasts in the Early Weeks
  Nursing Strike
  Strategies to Achieve Settled Breastfeeding
  4. Solid Foods
  When to Begin Solids
  Not Too Early
  Health Outcomes
  Talking with Parents
  Not Too Late
  Iron
  Strategies for Giving Solids
  Specific Foods
  Beverages
  5. Weaning from the Breast
  Recommendations
  Decision to Wean
  Cultural Expectations
  Mother's Perspective
  Influence of Others
  Weaning Dynamics
  Role of Mother and Baby
  Weaning Basics
  Approaches to Weaning
  Gradual Weaning
  Gradual Weaning from Birth to 12 Months
  Gradual Weaning After 12 Months
  Partial Weaning
  Abrupt Weaning
  Comfort Measures During Weaning
  Mother's Physical and Emotional Changes with Weaning
  pt. II Baby
  6. Weight Gain and Growth
  Normal Growth
  Ages and Stages
  Weight Loss After Birth
  Growth from Birth to 12 Months
  Growth After 12 Months
  Growth Charts
  Slow Weight Gain
  Gathering Basic Information
  Weight Gain and Loss
  Other Signs of Milk Intake
  Basic Breastfeeding Dynamics
  Causes of Slow Weight Gain in the First 6 Weeks
  Other Breastfeeding Dynamics
  Baby's Anatomy and Health
  Ineffective Suckling
  Slow Weight Cain with Good Milk Intake
  Mother's Anatomy Health and Milk Production
  Breast and Nipple Issues
  Birth-Related Issues
  Mother's Health and Medications
  Causes of Slow Weight Gain after 6 Weeks
  Other Breastfeeding Dynamics
  Baby's Health
  Low Milk Intake
  Slow Weight Cain with Good Milk Intake
  Mother's Milk Production
  Breast and Nipple Issues
  Mother's Health and Medications
  Increasing Weight Gain
  When and How to Supplement
  Rapid Weight Gain
  Vaccines and Vitamin/Mineral Supplements
  Vaccines
  Vitamin Supplements
  Mineral Supplements
  Iron Supplements
  Fluoride
  7. Hypoglycemia and Jaundice
  Hypoglycemia
  Newborn Jaundice
  Jaundice Basics
  Monitoring Bilirubin Levels
  Jaundice Treatments
  Optimizing Breastfeeding
  Feeding Formula
  Phototherapy
  Exchange Transfusions
  Other Jaundice Treatments
  What to Avoid
  8. Health Issues
  -Baby
  Illness in the Breastfeeding Baby
  Colds, Flu Breathing Problems and Ear Infections
  Diarrhea and Vomiting
  Diarrhea
  Vomiting
  Reflux Disease (GERD)
  Chronic Conditions in the Breastfeeding Baby
  Cardiac Issues
  Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate
  Cleft Lip Only
  Cleft Palate With or Without Cleft Lip
  Hard and Soft Palate Clefts
  Submucous Cleft
  Cystic Fibrosis
  Down Syndrome
  Galactosemia
  Neurological Impairment
  High Muscle Tone
  Low Muscle Tone
  More Strategies for Babies with High/Low Tone
  PKU
  Hospitalization of the Breastfeeding Baby
  While Baby Is Hospitalized
  Coping with Surgery
  9. Preterm Baby
  Feelings About Breastfeeding
  Grieving the Expected Birth
  What Parents Need to Know
  Mother's Role in Her Baby's Care
  Building a Relationship
  Skin-to-Skin Contact
  Infant Stability
  Implications for Breastfeeding
  Breastfeeding the Preterm Baby
  When to Start Breastfeeding
  How to Start Breastfeeding
  Creating a Supportive Environment
  Helping Baby Take the Breast
  Gauging Breastfeeding Effectiveness
  Early Breastfeeding Rhythms
  Weight Gain and Supplementation
  How Should Preterm Babies Grow?
  Supplementing Breastfeeding
  Milk Issues
  Ensuring Adequate Milk Production
  Health Risks of Non-Human Milks
  Use of Donor Milk
  Fortification and Hindmilk Feeding
  Milk Handling and Safety
  Cytomegalovirus (CMV) and Other Maternal Illnesses
  Mother's Diet and Medications
  Feeding Methods
  Transitioning to Full Breastfeeding
  Going Home
  Preparing for Discharge
  Breastfeeding Considerations
  Late Preterm Baby
  Preterm Twins, Triplets and More
  pt. III Mother
  10. Making Milk
  Breast Anatomy
  Milk Ejection (Let-Down or Milk Release)
  Milk Production
  Basic Dynamics of Milk Production
  Amount of Glandular Tissue
  Condition of Nerves and Milk Ducts
  Hormonal Levels and Receptors
  How Well and Often Milk Is Removed
  Degree of Breast Fullness
  Breast Storage Capacity
  Misconceptions About Milk Production
  Milk Production Norms
  Making Milk During the First Year and Beyond
  Making Milk for Twins, Triplets and More
  Low Milk Production
  Determining a Mother's Milk Production
  Delayed Milk Increase After Birth
  Low Milk Production After One Week
  Strategies for Making More Milk
  Using Basic Dynamics to Boost Milk Production
  Galactogogues
  Strategies for Supplementing That Enhance Milk-Making
  Overabundant Milk Production
  Coping with Too Much Milk
  Strategies for Making Less Milk
  11. Milk Expression and Storage
  Milk Expression Basics
  Why Express Milk?
  How Much Milk to Expect
  Role of Milk Ejection
  How to Express More Milk
  Milk Expression Methods
  Choosing a Method
  Hand Expression
  Warm Bottle Method
  Breast Pumps
  Milk Storage and Handling
  Milk Storage Guidelines
  For Full-term Healthy Babies
  For Hospitalized Babies
  Handling and Preparing Milk
  Storage Containers
  Milk Expression Strategies
  When Baby Isn't Breastfeeding
  Establishing Full Milk Production After Birth
  Stage 1: The First Few Days
  Stage 2: From Milk Increase to Full Production
  Stage 3: At Full Milk Production
  Maintaining Full Milk Production
  `Magic Number' and Other Basics
  When Milk Production Needs a Boost
  Full Milk Production Achieved: What Next?
  Transitioning to the Breast
  Weaning from Exclusive Expression
  When Missing Feedings Regularly
  Storing Milk While Exclusively Breastfeeding
  12. Sexuality, Fertility, and Contraception
  Breastfeeding and Sexuality
  Changes in Sexual Desire and a Couple's Relationship
  Breastfeeding and Sex: The Practical Details
  Breastfeeding Fertility and Contraception
  Effects of Breastfeeding on Fertility
  Before the Menses Resume
  After the Menses Resume
  Breastfeeding and Contraception
  Non-Hormonal Methods
  Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM)
  Other Natural Methods
  Barrier Methods and Spermicides
  Non-Hormonal IUDs
  Surgical Sterilization
  Hormonal Methods
  Progestin-only Methods
  Methods Containing Estrogen
  Emergency Contraception
  13. Nutrition, Exercise and Lifestyle Issues
  Nutrition
  Nutrition Basics
  Fluids
  Vitamin/Mineral Supplements
  Foods to Eat or Avoid
  Is Baby Reacting to Something in Mother's Diet?
  Caffeine, Chocolate, and Herbal Teas
  Bone Health
  Vegetarian Mother
  Weight and Weight Loss
  Weight Loss
  Underweight/Eating Disorders
  Obesity
  Gastric Bypass Surgery
  Exercise
  Grooming: Hair Care, Tanning, and Piercings
  Contents note continued: Alcohol, Nicotine, and Recreational Drugs
  Alcohol
  Nicotine
  Recreational Drugs
  Amphetamines
  Cocaine
  Hallucinogenic Drugs
  Heroin/Methadone
  Marijuana
  14. Pregnancy and Tandem Nursing
  Breastfeeding During Pregnancy
  Concerns About the Unborn Baby
  Effects on the Pregnancy
  Mother's Nutrition, Health, and Comfort
  Child's Need for Milk
  Tandem Nursing
  Planning During Pregnancy
  Practical Details
  Emotional Adjustments
  15. Employment
  Setting Breastfeeding Goals
  Considering Employment Options
  Maternity Leave
  Work Schedules and Settings
  Worksite Lactation Support
  Togetherness and Separation
  Considering Milk Expression Options
  To Express or Not
  Expression Methods
  Planning Ahead for Work
  Priorities During Maternity Leave
  Baby Time
  Milk Expression Logistics
  When to Express
  Storing Milk
  How Much Milk Baby Will Need
  Introducing a Bottle
  Returning to Work
  Easing the Transition
  Strategies to Minimize Milk Needed and Avoid Waste
  Keeping Milk Production Stable: The `Magic Number'
  Problem-Solving
  16. Relactation, Induced Lactation, and Emergencies
  Relactation and Induced Lactation
  Gathering Information
  Strategies for Increasing Milk Production
  Creating a Plan and Cultural Influences
  Breast Stimulation and Mother-Baby Body Contact
  Galactogogues
  Unique to Induced Lactation
  Transitioning Baby to the Breast
  Helping Baby Accept the Breast
  Ensuring Adequate Milk Intake
  Breastfeeding in Emergencies
  17. Nipple Pain and Other Issues
  Nipple Pain
  What's Normal at First?
  Nipple Pain in the First Week
  Mother-Baby Factors
  Positioning and Shallow Latch
  Baby's Lips Sucked In
  Removing Baby from Breast
  Fit
  Baby Factors
  Oral Anatomy
  Tongue tie
  Short tongue and receding chin
  Palate
  Tight labial frenulum
  Torticollis
  Strong or Unusual Suckling
  Mother Factors
  Taut Breast Tissue
  Nipple Anatomy
  Vasospasm or Raynaud's Phenomenon
  Nipple Pain at Any Time
  Mother-Baby Factors
  Candida/Thrush
  Baby Factors
  Teething and Biting
  Distractibility and Acrobatic Breastfeeding Positions
  Mother Factors
  Overabundant Milk Production or Fast Milk Flow
  Mastitis
  Blisters, Sores, Blebs, and Other Skin Problems
  Pregnancy
  Breast Pumps and Products
  Breast pumps
  Bottles and pacifiers/dummies
  Other products
  Referred Pain
  Strategies for Nipple Pain and Trauma
  Comfort Measures
  Treatments for Nipple Trauma
  Moist Wound Healing
  Treatments by Stages of Trauma
  Preventing Infections
  Bacterial, Fungal, and Viral Nipple Infections
  Bacterial Infections
  Candida/Thrush
  Viral Herpes Infections
  Other Skin Problems
  Nipple Blisters and Blebs
  Blisters
  `Blebs' or Milk Blisters
  Flat and Inverted Nipples
  Types of Nipples
  Treatments for Flat and Inverted Nipples
  Early Breastfeeding
  Preventing Breastfeeding Difficulties
  Difficulties Associated with Flat or Inverted Nipples
  Baby Not Taking the Breast
  Nipple Pain
  Nipple Piercing
  Teething and Biting
  18. Breast Issues
  Engorgement
  Mastitis
  Blocked Ducts and Breast Infections
  Symptoms of Mastitis
  Mastitis Treatments
  Causes of Mastitis
  Recurring Mastitis
  Breast Abscess
  Subclinical Mastitis
  Deep Breast Pain
  Breast Lumps
  Blood in the Milk or Nipple Discharge
  Unusual Breast Development
  Extra Nipples and Breast Tissue
  Underdeveloped Breasts
  Rapid Overdevelopment of the Breasts
  Breast Surgery or Injury
  Basic Considerations
  Factors That Affect Breastfeeding
  Preparing During Pregnancy
  Initiating Breastfeeding
  Need for Supplementation
  Breast Augmentation Surgery
  Breast Reduction Surgery
  Breast Lift
  Breast Injury
  19. Health Issues
  -Mother
  Breastfeeding with Health Issues
  Bacterial and Viral Illnesses
  Common Illnesses
  Cold, Virus, or Mild Infection
  Food Poisoning
  Seasonal Influenza (Flu)/H1N1
  Bacterial Infections
  Group B Streptococcus
  Lyme Disease
  Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)
  Toxic Shock Syndrome
  Tuberculosis
  Viral Infections
  Hepatitis A, B, C and Other Hepatitic Diseases
  Hepatitis A
  Hepatitis B
  Hepatitis C
  Other Hepatitic Diseases
  Herpes Viruses
  Chickenpox
  Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
  Herpes Simplex Viruses 1 & 2 (Cold Sores and Genital Herpes)
  Shingles
  HIV
  HTLV-1
  Measles
  Rubella or German Measles
  West Nile Virus
  Cancer
  Cardiac Issues/Hypertension
  Depression and Mental Health
  Postpartum Depression and Psychosis
  Past Sexual Abuse, Assault, or Childhood Trauma
  Endocrine, Metabolic, and Autoimmune Disorders
  Cystic Fibrosis
  Diabetes Mellitus
  Type 1 (Insulin-Dependent) Diabetes Mellitus
  Type 2 (Non-Insulin Dependent) Diabetes Mellitus
  Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
  Galactosemiia and PKU
  Gestational Ovarian Theca Lutein Cysts
  Multiple Sclerosis
  Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
  Rheumatoid Arthritis and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (Lupus)
  Thyroid Disease
  Postpartum Thyroiditis
  Hypothyroidism
  Hyperthyroidism
  Headaches and Breastfeeding
  Hospitalization and Surgery
  Hospitalization
  Surgery
  Physical Impairment or Challenge
  Basic Strategies for Mothers with Disabilities
  Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  Epilepsy or Other Seizure Disorders
  Spinal Cord Injury or Stroke
  Vision Impairment
  Vaccines
  Appendices
  A. Techniques
  Reverse Pressure Softening
  Handout for Breastfeeding Supporters
  Handout for Mothers
  Asymmetrical Latch
  Breast Shaping
  Breast Sandwich
  Nipple Tilting
  Breast Compression
  Dancer Hand Position
  Tongue Exercises
  B. Tools and Products
  Alternative Feeding Methods
  Indications for Use
  Choosing a Method
  Comparative Research
  NC Tube Versus Feeding Bottles
  Cup Feeding Versus Feeding Bottles
  Paladai versus Cup Versus Feeding Bottle
  Finger Feeding Versus Feeding Bottles
  At-Breast Supplementers
  Indications for Use
  Two Types of At-Breast Supplementers
  What Research Says About At-Breast Supplementers
  Milk in the Container
  Latching to Breast and Tubing
  Adjusting the Milk Flow of an At-Breast Supplementer
  Determining Amount of Supplement Needed
  Weaning from an At-Breast Supplementer
  Feeding Bottles
  What Research Says About Feeding Bottles
  Feeding-Bottle Options
  Teat Flow Rate
  Teat Shape
  Feeding Techniques
  Paced Bottle Feeding
  Specialty Feeding Bottles
  Finger-feeding
  Indications for Use
  What Research Says About Finger-Feeding
  Tools and Strategies for Finger-Feeding
  Sipping and Lapping Feeding Methods
  What Research Says About Sipping/Lapping Methods
  Feeding with a Cup, Bowl, Spoon, Eyedropper, or Syringe
  Breast Pumps
  Indications for Use
  What Research Says About Breast Pumps
  Pump Fit
  Breast Pump Vacuum (Suction)
  Breast Pump Cycles
  Choosing a Breast Pump
  Breast Shells and Nipple Everters
  Breast Shells
  Indications for Use
  What the Research Says About Breast Shells
  Nipple Everters
  Indications for Use
  What the Research Says About Nipple Everters
  Commercial Nipple Everters
  Nipple Creams, Ointments, and Pads
  Indications for Use
  What the Research Says About Moist Wound Healing
  USP Modified Anhydrous Lanolin
  Other Over-the-Counter Nipple Topicals
  All-Purpose Nipple Ointment (APNO)
  Glycerin-Based Hydrogel Pads
  Water-Based Hydrogel Pads
  Choosing a Product
  Nipple Shields
  Indications for Use
  What Research Says About Nipple Shields
  Choosing a Nipple Shield Style
  Fitting a Nipple Shield
  Applying a Nipple Shield
  Taking the Breast with a Nipple Shield
  Assessing Feeding Effectiveness with the Nipple Shield
  Should the Mother Express Milk When Using a Nipple Shield?
  Weaning from a Nipple Shield
  Scales for Test-Weighing
  Indications for Use with Preterm Babies
  Indications for Use with Any Baby
  What Research Says About Scales for Test-Weighing
  Mothers' Reactions to Test-Weighing
  Avoiding Weight Errors
  Weigh Small Babies Tummy Down
  Where to Find Scales for Test-Weighing
  C. Working with Healthcare Professionals
  In a Hospital Setting
  In All Settings
  D. WHO Growth Charts
  Introduction
  1-Month Weight Increment Boys; Birth to 12 Months
  1-Month Weight Increment Girls; Birth to 12 Months
  Weight for Age Boys
  Weight for Age Girls
  Length for Age Boys
  Length for Age Girls
  Weight for Length Boys
  Weight for Length Girls.