Skin‐to‐Skin Care with the Father after Cesarean Birth and Its Effect on Newborn Crying and Prefeeding Behavior

Erlandsson, Kerstin; Dsilna, Ann; Fagerberg, Ingegerd; Christensson, Kyllike

doi:10.1111/j.1523-536x.2007.00162.x

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“…Achieving 'togetherness' also requires that the father does SSC (Erlandsson et al 2007;Gloppestad 1998). Space thus needs to be provided for both mother and father to care for their baby.…”

Section: The Impact Of Zero Separation On the Mothermentioning

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The neuroscience of birth – and the case for Zero Separation

Bergman

2014

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Currently, Western maternal and neonatal care are to a large extent based on routine separation of mother and infant. It is argued that there is no scientific rationale for this practice and a body of new knowledge now exists that makes a case for Zero Separation of mother and newborn. For the infant, the promotion of Zero Separation is based on the need for maternal sensory inputs that regulate the physiology of the newborn. There are harmful effects of dysregulation and subsequent epigenetic changes caused by separation. Skin-to-skin contact is the antithesis to such separation; the mother’s body is the biologically ‘normal’ place of care, supporting better outcomes both for normal healthy babies and for the smallest preterm infants. In the mother, there are needed neural processes that ensure enhanced reproductive fitness, including behavioural changes (e.g. bonding and protection) and improved lactation, which are supported by the practice of Zero Separation. Zero Separation of mother and newborn should thus be maintained at all costs within health services.

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“…Achieving 'togetherness' also requires that the father does SSC (Erlandsson et al 2007;Gloppestad 1998). Space thus needs to be provided for both mother and father to care for their baby.…”

Section: The Impact Of Zero Separation On the Mothermentioning

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The neuroscience of birth – and the case for Zero Separation

Bergman

2014

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“…Al realizar un contacto piel a piel, en partos cesáreas, los recién nacidos lloraron menos y lograron un estado relajado antes que en el grupo control 7,8 , además, presentaron patrones de succión más precoces 8 e intentos de comunicación vocalizada 7 . Padres que sostuvieron en brazos a sus hijos, durante la primera hora de vida, presentaron un mayor comportamiento no verbal hacia ellos, al evaluar al mes con la escala de evaluación neonatal de Brazelton (BNAS) 9 .…”

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“…Padres que sostuvieron en brazos a sus hijos, durante la primera hora de vida, presentaron un mayor comportamiento no verbal hacia ellos, al evaluar al mes con la escala de evaluación neonatal de Brazelton (BNAS) 9 . De esta manera, el padre debiera ser el primer cuidador para su hijo recién nacido, en caso de separación con su madre 8 .…”

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“…Existe evidencia de los beneficios del contacto temprano de los padres con sus hijos recién nacidos, reportados en diversos estudios [5][6][7][8][9] . Sin embargo, a nivel nacional, esto ha resultado difícil, por una sensación de incapacidad de responder ante la ausencia de referentes que puedan servir como modelos de interacción 10 , ya que de la experiencia de haber sido hijos 11 y de lo aprendido a su padre o figura paterna en lo cotidiano, se busca la imitación o la diferenciación de los patrones de comportamiento parental 12 .…”

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Participación paterna en la experiencia del parto

Villalón

Toro

Riesco

et al. 2014

Rev. chil. pediatr.

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Father involvement in childbirth introduction: Recent initiatives have promoted the participation of fathers in the early care of their children. Objective: To assess the results of a program to encourage parental involvement in childbirth. Parents of healthy term newborns were randomly allocated to participate either in the birth experience or control. patients and methods: The protocol included: to dry the skin, umbilical cord cutting off, weight, height, and finally give him/her to the mother for the skin-to-skin contact. Heart rate (HR), respiratory (RR) and temperature were evaluated one hour later. In the first outpatient clinic assessment, mothers completed a questionnaire. 127 fathers participated either in the birth experience or control. results: 62 followed the protocol and 65 the control. Both newborn groups were comparable. Also were fathers in age, education and rurality; mothers in primiparity. Significant differences: night care (37/62, 10/65 59.6% vs 15.4%, p < 0.01); post prandial assistance (50/62, 14/65 80.6% vs 21.5%, p < 0.01); participation in bathing (38/62, 61.3% vs 15/65, 23.1%, p < 0.01); newborn visit upon arrival at home (46/62, 74.2% vs 22/65, 33.8%, p < 0.01); helping in crying episodes (42/62, 67.7% vs 17/65, 26.1%, p < 0.01). There was stability in HR, RR and temperature one hour postpartum. Only one case of complication among parents (fainting). Conclusions: There were more cases of early care behaviors among participating fathers at birth, even belonging to a discouraging socio cultural environment. (Key words: Newborn, postnatal care, father involvement, family participation, fathering). Rev Chil Pediatr 2014; 85 (5): 554-560 resUmen introducción: Recientes iniciativas, han promovido la participación de los padres en los cuidados tempranos de sus hijos. Objetivo: Evaluar los resultados de un programa de estímulo a la participación paterna en el parto. Se incluyeron padres de RN de término sanos, asignados aleatoriamente para participar en la experiencia del parto o control. pacientes y metodos: El protocolo incluyó: secado de la piel, corte de cordón umbilical, peso, estatura, y finalmente, entrega a la madre para el contacto piel a piel. Se evaluó frecuencia cardiaca (FC), respiratoria (FR) y temperatura una hora después. En el primer control ambulatorio, las madres completaron un cuestionario. 127 padres participaron en la experiencia del parto o control. resultados: 62 asignados al ARTíCULO ORIGINAL Rev

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“…-Erlandsson et al (5) placed neonates in two groups: one which had skin-to-skin contact with the father, and another in which the neonates were simply kept near their fathers. They found that the neonates in the first group cried less and were calm and asleep within 60 minutes (as opposed to 110 minutes for those in cots).…”

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The role of fathers in the postpartum period: experiences with skin to skin method

Gutiérrez

Pérez²,

Aguilera³

et al. 2012

Acta paul. enferm.

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Objective: This study aimed at investigating the significance of the skin-to-skin contact method with fathers, looking at their own experiences with their newborns. Methods: The information was collected through in-depth interviews with 14 fathers who had used the skin-to-skin contact method with their newborns, after a cesarean delivery. The technique utilized for data analysis was the qualitative method of content analysis. Results: Four principal themes emerged from the data: the preparation for the skin-to-skin method, the experiences of the fathers, the father's role, and effects of the method on the baby. Conclusions: The investigations performed highlighted the importance of the involvement of health professionals in the use of this method, which leads to a series of positive results for the organization related to satisfaction. We conclude that the skin-to-skin method is a simple technique, recommended for positive results for fathers and their babies. Keywords: Infant, newborn; Cesarean section; Parent-child relations; qualitative research; Kangaroo-mother care method RESUMOObjetivo: Este estudo tem como objetivo investigar o significado do método "pele a pele" com pais, olhando para as suas próprias experiências com seus recém-nascidos. Métodos: A informação foi coletada a través de "entrevistas em profundidade" em 14 pais que tinham usado o mé-todo de "pele a pele", com seus recém-nascidos após um parto por cesariana. A técnica utilizada no análise dos dados foi o método qualitativo de "análise de conteúdo". Resultados: Quatro temas principais emergiram a partir dos dados: a preparação para o método "pele a pele", as experiências dos pais, o papel do pai e os efeitos do método no bebê. Conclusões: As investigações feitas destacam a importância do envolvimento dos profissionais da saúde na utilização deste método, o qual leva a uma série de resultados positivos para a organização relacionados com a satisfação. Concluímos que o método de "pele a pele" é uma técnica simples e recomendada com resultados positivos também para os pais e os seus bebês. Descritores: Recém-nascido; Cesárea; Relações pai-filho; Pesquisa qualitativa; Método mãe-canguru RESUMEN Objetivo: En este estudio se tuvo como objetivo investigar el significado del método "piel a piel" con padres, mirando hacia sus propias experiencias con sus recién nacidos. Métodos: La información fue recolectada por medio de "entrevistas en profundidad" realizada a 14 padres que habían usado el método de "piel a piel", con sus recién nacidos después de un parto por cesárea. La técnica utilizada en el análisis de los datos fue el método cualitativo de "análisis de contenido". Resultados: Emergieron cuatro temas principales a partir de los datos: la preparación para el método "piel a piel", las experiencias de los padres, el papel del padre los efectos del método en el bebé. Conclusiones: Las investigaciones realizadas destacan la importancia del involucramiento de los profesionales de la salud en la utilización de este método, lo cual lleva a una ...

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Skin‐to‐Skin Care with the Father after Cesarean Birth and Its Effect on Newborn Crying and Prefeeding Behavior

Cited by 133 publications

References 21 publications

The neuroscience of birth – and the case for Zero Separation

The neuroscience of birth – and the case for Zero Separation

Participación paterna en la experiencia del parto

The role of fathers in the postpartum period: experiences with skin to skin method

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