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Indigenous first feeding practices in newborn babies
Midwifery, 1999To describe the common practices in indigenous first feeding of the newborn babies in countries of the continents of Africa, Asia and Latin America.Anthropological, medical and nursing publications were searched for indigenous customs and beliefs concerning the first feed given to newborn babies.From a nutritional point of view the first food is just ...
Y, Lefèber, H, Voorhoeve
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Formula Feeding of Infants in the First Months
Postgraduate Medicine, 1970Almost all babies do well on a formula prepared from any one of the three dozen or so infant-feeding products available. Feeding problems usually arise from difficulties with formula preparation and administration. True intolerance of a formula is not common.
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Breast-Feeding Problems In the First Week Postpartum
Nursing Research, 1990Pre- and perinatal variables commonly found to predict breast-feeding duration were examined to see whether they also predicted breast-feeding problems in the first week postpartum. One hundred and twenty-eight families who prenatally committed to breast-feeding for at least 6 weeks comprised the sample.
M H, Kearney +2 more
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Patterns of Infant Feeding in the First Six Months
Nutrition and Health, 1986A quasi-experimental six months longitudinal study of women planning to breastfeed was carried out in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. The purpose was to increase breastfeeding duration through the provision of nursing support, and information about breastfeeding.
D J, Ellis, R J, Hewat
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SELF-DEMAND FEEDING IN THE FIRST WEEK OF LIFE
Pediatrics, 1950The foregoing data reveal that in babies breast fed and artificially fed on a flexible schedule there is evidence of a definite patterning of the feeding behaviour even within the first seven days of life. Of practical importance in the management of infant feeding on such a regime, as is indicated graphically, is the ability of pediatrician to predict
R W, OLMSTED, E B, JACKSON
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Splanchnic Oxygenation at First Enteral Feeding in Preterm Infants
Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2017ABSTRACTPreterm infants are at risk of developing gastrointestinal complications such as feeding intolerance and necrotizing enterocolitis. Near‐infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) provides continuous monitoring of abdominal oxygenation (ArSO2) and could help to predict gastrointestinal complications in preterm neonates.
CORVAGLIA, LUIGI TOMMASO +5 more
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Characterisation of Shy-feeding and Feeding lambs in the first week in a feedlot
Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2016Abstract Up to 20% of lambs introduced to feedlots are prone to ‘Shy-feeding' or inappetence. Factors considered to contribute to the condition of Shy-feeding include: neophobia (environment and concentrated feeds), disease and competition around feeding. However, little is known about the individual characteristics of these animals.
Maxine Rice +4 more
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THE PIMA INFANT FEEDING STUDY: BREAST FEEDING AND GASTROENTERITIS IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE
American Journal of Epidemiology, 1984In 1978, a retrospective study of infant feeding was conducted among 257 Pima Indian women of reproductive age, who were residing on the Gila River Reservation, Arizona. With data on infant feeding patterns from 683 infants born 1950-1977 to the Pima Indian women, infants were classified into one of five feeding groups based on the duration breast-fed ...
M R, Forman +5 more
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Dried Rotifer Sheet: A Novel Live Feed for Rearing First-Feeding Larvae
Zebrafish, 2018Rotifers are now becoming a standard live feed for first-feeding larvae, because of their easy rearing protocol and improved growth and survival rate, compared with other fish feed, paramecia, and processed powder fish feeds. In a group of rotifers, bdelloid rotifer, a freshwater plankton, exerts cryptobiosis (an ametabolic state of life) in response ...
Hiroko, Nakayama +5 more
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Diatomite in feed for first-calf heifers
Животноводство России, 2022Данные исследований показали, что применение природных минеральных добавок в период раздоя весьма эффективно: при вводе в рацион диатомита в дозах 50 и 75 г на голову в сутки удои первотелок в первые 100 дней лактации увеличились соответственно на 13,1 и 18,6%, а качественные показатели молока значительно улучшились.
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