Double the cuddles: study tests if both Parents' skin contact helps C-Section babies
NCT ID NCT07410754
Summary
This study aims to see if having both parents provide skin-to-skin contact after a cesarean birth helps babies breastfeed better and helps parents bond with their newborn. It will compare 60 families where the father holds the baby skin-to-skin first, followed by the mother, against families receiving standard hospital care. Researchers will measure breastfeeding success and how connected parents feel to their baby in the first month.
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Zeytinburnu Avrasya Hospitol
Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey (Türkiye)
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