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Principles of Milk Supply Health Care Provider’s Guide to …

WEBThe internal mammary tissue undergoes a remarkable expansion. This begins stage one lactogenesis. During the latter part of pregnancy, the breasts are making colostrum, but …

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Hyperlactation (Hypergalactia) Health Care Provider’s Guide to

WEBNurse the baby using upright, laid-back or side-lying position. Use only one breast per two to three-hour period, then switch to the other breast for the next two to three hours. If an …

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Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Glucose) Health Care Provider’s Guide …

WEBHypoglycemia is a condition in which the amount of blood glucose (sugar) in the blood is lower than normal. Transient hypoglycemia is normal in the first few hours after delivery …

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Engorgement Health Care Provider’s Guide to Breastfeeding

WEBEngorgement is a normal physiological condition that usually occurs in the first week of breastfeeding when the mother’s milk comes in. Engorgement can be associated with …

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Postpartum Depression (PPD) Health Care Provider’s Guide to …

WEBTexas WIC Printable Handout: Postpartum Depression (Spanish PDF) 211Texas.org or call 2-1-1 for help locating mental health services. U.S. Health and Human Service’s Office …

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Breastfeeding Training Health Care Provider’s Guide to …

WEBTexas Lactation Support Hotline 855-550-6667. International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) are standing by 24/7 for health care professionals and all Texas …

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Newborn Behavior and Communication Health Care Provider’s …

WEBInfants utilize innate cues to indicate their needs like hunger, satiety, sleepiness and overstimulation. Parents, caregivers and health care providers that are taught to …

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Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) Health Care Provider’s …

WEBNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) NAS is a clinical diagnosis that is the result of the discontinuation of fetal exposure to addictive drugs that the mother used during …

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Reverse Pressure Softening Health Care Provider’s Guide to …

WEBReverse Pressure Softening. Use gentle pressure backward to soften a 1-2-inch area of the areola surrounding the base of the nipple. This will temporarily move the interstitial fluid …

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