neonatal care

What Role Does Breastfeeding Play in Neonatal Care?

Breastfeeding is a cornerstone of neonatal care. It provides essential nutrients, boosts the immune system, and promotes bonding between mother and baby. The World Health Organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life.

Frequently asked queries:

What is Neonatal Care?
Why is Neonatal Care Important?
What are the Components of Neonatal Care?
How is Neonatal Care Different for Preterm Babies?
What Role Does Breastfeeding Play in Neonatal Care?
How Do Healthcare Providers Support Neonatal Care?
What are Common Neonatal Complications?
How Can Parents Ensure Optimal Neonatal Care at Home?
What Happens After Delivery?
How to Minimize Risks?
What precautions should women take when engaging in physical activity?
What is the Prognosis and Follow-Up?
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How Does the HPA Axis Relate to Gynecology?
What Causes Autoimmune Ovarian Failure?
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What is an Electronic Prescription System?
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