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Counseling the nursing mother : a lactation consultant's guide / Judith Lauwers, Anna Swisher.
Author
Lauwers, Judith, 1949-
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Language
English
Εdition
5th ed.
Published/Created
Sudbury, MA : Jones & Bartlett Learning, [2011], ©2011.
Description
xiii, 799 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm
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RJ216 .L37 2011 Q
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Subject(s)
Lactation consultants
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Breastfeeding
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Lactation
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Breastfeeding promotion
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Mothers
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Counseling of.
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Swisher, Anna
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Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
PART 1. PROMOTION AND SUPPORT
Chapter 1. Breastfeeding Promotion in the Modern World
Infant Feeding Practices Throughout History
Breastfeeding as an Infant Health Issue
Breastfeeding as a Women's Health Issue
Cultural Influences on Infant Feeding
Breastfeeding as an Economic Issue
International Breastfeeding Promotion Initiatives
Current Breastfeeding Recommendations
Summary
Chapter 1. At a Glance
References
Chapter 2. Lactation Consultants as Part of the Healthcare Team
The Healthcare Team Approach
The Lactation Consulting Profession
Practicing in a Hospital
Practicing in a Health Clinic
Working in a Physician Group
Practicing in Home Health Care
Working in Private Practice
Other Members of the Healthcare Team
The Mother's Role on the Healthcare Team
Chapter 2. At a Glance
Chapter 3. A Sociological Perspective on Breastfeeding Support
Organization of a Society
The Process of Socialization
Social Behavior
Relationships
Knowledge and Culture
Decision Making
Chapter 3. At a Glance
Chapter 4. Empowering Women to Breastfeed
Health Consumerism
Adult Learning Approach
Confidence in Breastfeeding
Components of Communication
Humor as a Communication Tool
Chapter 4. At a Glance
Chapter 5. Counseling Skills: Learning How to Help Mothers
The Counseling Process
Methods and Skills in Counseling
Counseling Examples
Chapter 5. At a Glance
Chapter 6. Client Consultations
Reaching Out Through Anticipatory Guidance
Problem Solving with Mothers
Consultation Methods
Elements in a Consultation
Documenting a Feeding
Chapter 6. At a Glance
PART 2. THE SCIENCE OF LACTATION
Chapter 7. The Science of Lactation
Anatomy of the Breast
Mammary Growth and Development
Hormonal Impact on Lactation
Milk Synthesis
Milk Ejection Reflex (Letdown)
Variations in Breast Structure and Function
Chapter 7. At a Glance
Chapter 8. Maternal Health and Nutrition
Nutrition Education
The Basic Nutrients
Nutrition in Pregnancy and Lactation
Making Healthy Food Choices
Offering Nutrition Suggestions to Mothers
Chapter 8. At a Glance
Chapter 9. Properties of Human Milk
Colostrum: The Early Milk
Transition to Mature Milk
Composition of Human Milk
Health Benefits of Human Milk
Differences Between Human Milk and Infant Formula
Chapter 9. At a Glance
Chapter 10. Impurities in Human Milk
Medications
Social Toxicants
Breast Implants
Environmental Contaminants
Counseling a Mother About Impurities
Chapter 10. At a Glance
PART 3. PRENATAL THROUGH POSTPARTUM
Chapter 11. Prenatal Considerations
The Decision to Breastfeed
Preparation for Breastfeeding
Selecting a Physician or Midwife
Chapter 11. At a Glance
Chapter 12. Hospital Practices That Support Breastfeeding
Setting the Stage Prior to Birth
Supportive Labor and Delivery Practices
Creating a Supportive Postpartum Environment
Postpartum Care Plans
Baby-Friendly Hospital Practices
Chapter 12. At a Glance
Chapter 13. Infant Assessment and Development
Assessment of the Newborn
Digestion
Infant Communication
Infant Behavior Patterns
Infant Growth
Sleeping Patterns
Crying and Colicky Behavior
Chapter 13. At a Glance
Chapter 14. Getting Breastfeeding Started
Getting Ready to Nurse
Beginning the Feeding
Assisting at a Feeding
Breastfeeding Positions
Breastfeeding Multiples
Tandem Nursing
Chapter 14. At a Glance
Chapter 15. Infant Attachment and Sucking
Sucking and Suckling
Sucking at the Breast Versus a Bottle
Latching the Baby
Milk Transfer
Problems with Latch
Problems with Sucking
Chapter 15. At a Glance
Chapter 16. Breastfeeding in the Early Weeks
Commitment to Breastfeed
Establishing Milk Production
Leaking
Nipple Soreness
Engorgement
Plugged Ducts
Milk Blister or Milk Bleb
Mastitis
Chapter 16. At a Glance
Chapter 17. Breastfeeding Beyond the First Month
Patterns of Growth in a Breastfed Baby
Infant Development
Breastfeeding an Older Baby
Sustaining Breastfeeding Beyond 1 Year
Nourishment Away from the Breast
Weaning
Chapter 17. At a Glance
Chapter 18. Problems with Milk Production and Transfer
Perception of Insufficient Milk Production
Mothers at Risk for Low Milk Production
Concerns About Infant Growth
Chapter 18. At a Glance
PART 4. SPECIAL CARE
Chapter 19. Changes in the Family
Acquiring the Parental Role
Becoming a Mother
Becoming a Father
Changes in Family Relationships
Sibling Reactions and Adjustments
Chapter 19. At a Glance
Chapter 20. Special Counseling Circumstances
Mother's Lifestyle
Opposition to Breastfeeding
Low-Income Mothers
Single Mothers
Teen Mothers
Cultural Competence in Helping Mothers
Mother-to-Mother Support Groups
Chapter 20. At a Glance
Chapter 21. Breastfeeding Techniques and Devices
Breastfeeding Techniques
Breastfeeding Devices
Digital Techniques
Milk Expression
Alternative Feeding Methods
Chapter 21. At a Glance
Chapter 22. Temporary Breastfeeding Situations
Hyperbilirubinemia (Jaundice)
Delayed Onset of Breastfeeding
Relactation
Nursing an Adopted Baby
Breastfeeding During Emergencies
Baby Losing Interest in Breastfeeding
Baby Prefers One Breast
Chapter 22. At a Glance
Chapter 23. High-Risk Infants
Prolonged Hospitalization of the High-Risk Infant
Preterm Infant
Other Babies Not Born at Term
Counseling a Mother Whose Baby Has Died
Chapter 23. At a Glance
Chapter 24. When Breastfeeding Is Interrupted
Managing Breastfeeding Through a Separation
Short-Term Separations
Supporting Working Mothers
The Breastfeeding-Friendly Workplace
Chapter 24. At a Glance
Chapter 25. Long-Term Maternal and Infant Conditions
Special Maternal Health Conditions
Special Infant Health Conditions
Chapter 25. At a Glance
PART 5. ROLE OF THE IBCLC
Chapter 26. Professional Considerations
Acquiring the Role of Lactation Consultant
Preparing for the Profession
Professional Practice
Code of Ethics
Legal Considerations
Developing Resources
Promoting Your Services
Educating the Healthcare Team
Maturing Through Experience
Avoiding Professional Burnout
Chapter 26. At a Glance
Chapter 27. Critical Reading and Review of Research
Online Journals
Types of Articles in Scientific Journals
Structure of a Scientific Article
Critical Reading of a Scientific Article
Practicing Critical Reading Skills
Chapter 27. At a Glance
Chapter 28. Breastfeeding Promotion and Change
Strong Leadership
Increasing Self-Confidence
Increasing Assertiveness
Becoming a Change Agent
Beginning the Process of Change --
Turning the Tide in Breastfeeding Promotion
Chapter 28. At a Glance
Glossary
APPENDICES
Appendix A. Code of Ethics for International Board Certified Lactation Consultants
Appendix B. Scope of IBCLC Practice
Appendix C. Standards of Practice for Lactation Consultants
Appendix D. Clinical Competencies for IBCLC Practice
Appendix E. Baby Feeding Requirements
Appendix F. WHO Weight Charts
Appendix G. Spanish Breastfeeding Glossary
Appendix H. Professional Resources.
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ISBN
9780763780524 (casebound)
0763780529 (casebound)
LCCN
2010016445
OCLC
608618174
RCP
C - S
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