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GROUP 1: CARRIER CARE (CC) FOLLOWED BY SKIN-TO-SKIN CARE (SSC) FOLLOWED BY FAMILY CHOICE

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Babywearing in the NICU: a new way to bond without using your arms

Symptom relief Not yet recruiting

This study compares babywearing (using a carrier to hold the baby against the caregiver's chest) with traditional skin-to-skin care for stable infants in the neonatal intensive care unit. Researchers will measure heart rate, temperature, oxygen levels, and brain activity to see i…

Matched conditions: GROUP 1: CARRIER CARE (CC) FOLLOWED BY SKIN-TO-SKIN CARE (SSC) FOLLOWED BY FAMILY CHOICE

Phase: EARLY_PHASE1 • Sponsor: University of Arizona • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated Jul 22, 2026 00:00 UTC

GROUP 1: CARRIER CARE (CC) FOLLOWED BY SKIN-TO-SKIN CARE (SSC) FOLLOWED BY FAMILY CHOICE

Get alerted when new GROUP 1: CARRIER CARE (CC) FOLLOWED BY SKIN-TO-SKIN CARE (SSC) FOLLOWED BY FAMILY CHOICE trials appear

Babywearing in the NICU: a new way to bond without using your arms