hat
Yon sèl chemen pou yon manman an ka jwenn ak ekip medikal la se pa yon famasyetik te rele kangouwou swen - yon ti accueil non resanblans metòd a te sòti étui kangouwou a ak la fasil ak tèt alimentation de kangouwou timoun fèt anvan tèm. Rechèch ki fèt pa Dr. Gene Cranston Anderson nan ka Western rezèv nan Cleveland te montre ke preemies te resevwa swen kangouwou pi gwo lwa, gen mwens épisodes rete pran souf ak eksperyans yon rete pi kout nan lopital.
eng
One way that a breastfeeding mother can join the medical team is through an innovation called kangaroo care -- an affectionate nickname derived from the method's similarity to the kangaroo pouch and the easy self-feeding of the premature baby kangaroo. Research by Dr. Gene Cranston Anderson at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland has shown that preemies receiving kangaroo care gain weight faster, have fewer stop-breathing episodes, and experience a shorter hospital stay.