The problem of missing data limited the detail of the analysis that we hoped to achieve.
and you may need to create a new Wiley Online Library account.Enter your email address below and we will send you your usernameIf the address matches an existing account you will receive an email with instructions to retrieve your username The majority considered breastfeeding to be very or extremely important, and the vast majority were highly motivated to breastfeed their child. Trick von gehörlosem Skateboarder wird umbenannt. August 2020, 13.56 Uhr Wer in den 1990er Jahren entweder selbst auf … This is important as parents with no prior experience of night‐time parenting need information about the risks associated with unintentional bed‐sharing and how to minimise the potential risks that may arise with planned bed‐sharing. The Kaplan–Meier survivor functions for any and exclusive breastfeeding were generated for each bed‐sharing group, illustrated by a graph, and summarised by the median time to stopping breastfeeding. They do, however, raise the question of whether recommendations to avoid bed‐sharing impede some women from the achievement of their breastfeeding goals, and thereby cause unintended harm to infant and maternal well‐being, and even to lifetime health.The NECOT Trial was funded by the National Institute for Health Research (UK) for the Patient Benefit Programme.
We previously reported that the trial intervention (provision of a sidecar bassinette on the postnatal ward as opposed to the usual free‐standing bassinette) was not associated with a significant difference in breastfeeding duration or frequency of bed‐sharing once at home Women who miscarried, delivered at <37 weeks of gestation or had infants that were transferred to the Neonatal Unit were excluded from the trial. 13. The latter were not categorised here as ‘bed‐sharers’. Strength of prenatal breastfeeding intent was recorded at recruitment using Likert‐type scales.Outcomes were frequency of bed‐sharing at home for at least one hour per week, and time to cessation of breastfeeding. These deaths may be designated as accidental (e.g. Wer in den 1990er Jahren entweder selbst auf einem Skateboard gestanden ist oder zumindest die Videospielvariante „Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater“ gespielt hat, wird an einem ikonischen Kunststück nicht vorbeigekommen sein: dem „Mute Grab“. This is a preferable strategy to attempting to eliminate bed‐sharing in this group which (i) is unlikely to be successful and (ii) may cause unintended harm by undermining breastfeeding duration.There are limitations to this study. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Illustration of scales on which women indicated breastfeeding intent and importance.Duration of any and exclusive breastfeeding by bed‐sharing frequency. Of the remainder, 44% (299/678) of participants ‘rarely’ or ‘never’ bed‐shared, 28% (192/678) were in an ‘intermediate’ group who did so intermittently and 28% (187/678) did so ‘often’ (for at least an hour). IFRAME_HTML.
The authors acknowledge the contribution of the NECOT project team (Lyn MacDonald, Dawn Mee, Lyn Robinson, and Catherine Taylor) in conducting the trial. An analysis from two case‐control studies conducted in the UKThe prevalence and characteristics associated with parent‐infant bed‐sharing in EnglandWhere will the baby sleep? These three groups did not differ significantly in marital status, income, infant gestational age, maternal age or delivery mode. Algerian Solitaire. This manuscript presents independent research funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) under its Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) Programme (Grant Reference Number PB‐PG‐0706‐10618). Of the remainder, 44% (299/678) of participants ‘rarely’ or ‘never’ bed‐shared, 28% (192/678) did so ‘intermittently’ and 28% (187/678) did so ‘often’. Women who bed‐shared frequently were significantly more likely to continue breastfeeding to 6 months, than those who bed‐shared intermittently or did not bed‐share, supporting the results of a recent U.S. study The women participating in this UK study were recruited during mid‐pregnancy and intended to breastfeed. Given the complex relationship between bed‐sharing and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) appropriate guidance balancing risk minimisation with support for breastfeeding mothers is crucial.Breastfeeding is important for immediate infant and maternal well‐being and for lifetime health.