Pocket Guide for Lactation Management

by Karin Cadwell, Cindy Turner-Maffei

Overview

Pocket Guide for Lactation Management, Fourth Edition continues to be an essential resource for new and experienced lactation care providers, midwives, women’s health providers, pediatric care providers and other clinicians who provide care to breastfeeding families. Convenient and easy-to-use, it offers problem solving and counseling strategies for the wide variety of situations commonly encountered by those working with childbearing families. Topics include breastfeeding and public health, the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding for hospitals and birth centers, normal breastfeeding, and addressing challenges from both the mother’s and baby’s perspectives. The Fourth Edition was updated throughout to reflect the most recent research in lactation care. It also features updates to the section covering the Baby-Friendly steps to incorporate revised global standards published by the World Health Organization&UNICEF in 2018, and updated appendices.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781284247879
Publisher:	Jones & Bartlett Learning
Publication date:	06/14/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	344
Sales rank:	344,585
File size:	12 MB
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About the Author

The Healthy Children Project, The Center for Breastfeeding, Massachusetts
Healthy Children Project, Inc., Center for Breastfeeding, Massachusetts

Table of Contents

Section 1 Introduction: Breastfeeding and Public Health
Section 2 How We Approach Lactation Counseling
Section 3 Normal Breastfeeding
Section 4 The Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding for Hospitals and Birth Centers
Section 5 Community Support for Breastfeeding
Section 6 Breast and Nipple Issue s
Section 7 Breastfeeding Management Issue s
Section 8 Baby Feeding Problems
Section 9 Can She Breastfeed?
Appendix A The Healthy Children Eight-Level Breastfeeding Counseling Process
Appendix B Feeding Observation Checklist
Appendix C Breastfeeding Positions
Appendix D Alternate Massage/Breast Compression
Appendix E Protocol for Estimating Breastmilk Transfer
Appendix F Protocol to Calculate Baby's Approximate Daily Needs
Appendix G-1 Table of Daily Breastmilk Volume Requirement Estimates (in Ounces)
Appendix G-2 Table of Daily Breastmilk Volume Requirement Estimates (in Grams and Milliliters)
Appendix H-1 Baby Weight Loss Table (lb-oz)
Appendix H-2 Baby Weight Loss Table (Grams)
Appendix I Weight Gain Expectations and Infant Elimination Patterns
Appendix J Protocol for Building a Milk Supply/Relactation
Appendix K Protocol for Oversupply of Breastmilk
Appendix L Improving Milk Transfer
Appendix M Expression of Breastmilk
Appendix N Feeding Devices
Appendix O What to Do If an Infant or Child is Mistakenly Fed Another Woman's Expressed Breast Milk
Appendix P Handling and Storing Breastmilk
Appendix Q Contraindications to Breastfeeding
Appendix R Breastfeeding Goals
Appendix S Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale
Appendix T The International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes
Appendix U The Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding
Appendix V Innocenti Declaration on Infant and Young Child Feeding 2005
Appendix W Glossary
Appendix X Conversions
Appendix Y Resources: Helpful Organizations
Appendix Z Pediatric Warning Signs

Editorial Reviews

Reviewer: Judy M. Comeaux, DNP, ARNP/PNP,CRNI(University of North Florida Brooks College of Health)
Description: This is the third edition of a detailed overview of breastfeeding practices and challenges for individuals who provide breastfeeding education and counseling, as well as lactation experts. The eight easy-to-read sections cover basic concepts related to breastfeeding practices to signs and symptoms of complications. Several appendixes contain protocols for managing breastfeeding challenges, including contraindications to breastfeeding, along with national and international policies.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide healthcare professionals responsible for educating breastfeeding families with a reference guide to standards related to breastfeeding practices as well as how to address concerns and problems associated with lactation.
Audience: This is intended for both new and experienced clinicians providing breastfeeding education, counseling, or support to childbearing families, as well as lactation specialists. The book meets the needs of the intended audience, providing easy-to-follow guidelines with simple concepts. Both authors are certified lactation consultants (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)).
Features: What makes this book unique is that it is not designed to be read cover to cover; rather, it is intended to be a reliable source of information for individuals providing lactation services. The clearly labeled sections and appendixes offer comprehensive information to answer questions related to breastfeeding, including challenges and problems. It is an easy to carry pocket guide that will actually fit in a pocket for quick access. The spiral binding allows pages to lay flat and turn freely. Excellent online resources and organizations, including phone numbers, are listed in the appendixes. Also included is a detailed glossary of helpful terms and definitions, and step-by-step guidelines to promote healthy breastfeeding practices.
Assessment: This book is well written and easy to understand. The sections are organized into bulleted lists for easy reading and comprehension. It is an excellent guide for individuals providing lactation services.

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