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  1. Touching your nipple to your baby’s upper lip and nose initiates the root-ing reflex as you bring the baby’s chin into the breast, where the line of the areola meets the breast.

  2. Your baby may experience some common conditions—most are no cause for worry, but knowing what to expect can help you determine when to seek medical attention.

  3. In neonatology, providing the adequate prompt management and care to the critically ill infant is priority since the first hours (“Golden Hours”) of life will determine the infant’s fate. Interest, concern, …

  4. Mercy wants what’s best for you and your baby. This guide provides helpful advice to help keep your newborn safe, healthy and comfortable. Wishing you blessings at this joyful time, — Your Mercy Team

  5. This booklet provides an overview of some of the special characteristics you may notice about your newborn, and guides you through the basics of infant care. It will also help you recognize potential …

  6. This recommendation of putting the baby down on his/her back applies to infants throughout the first year of life. However, it is particularly important during the first 6 months when the incidence of SIDS …

  7. This manual provides up-to-date, comprehensive, evidence-based information, and defines and illustrates the skills needed to keep newborns healthy, including routine and preventive care as well …