The need to be alert for collapse in a healthy newborn who is being held or breastfed by his or her parent is probably not uppermost in most family or even caregiver's minds. But a change that may harm or losing an otherwise healthy newborn to SUPC - Sudden Unexpected Postnatal Collapse is a possibility. Understanding the steps to keep the baby safe benefits everyone. This article gives information that you can use with your students, clients or patients.
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The need to be alert for collapse in a healthy newborn who is being held or breastfed by his or her parent is probably not uppermost in most family or even caregiver's minds. But a change that may harm or losing an otherwise healthy newborn to SUPC - Sudden Unexpected Postnatal Collapse is a possibility. Understanding the steps to keep the baby safe benefits everyone. This article gives information that you can use with your students, clients or patients.
Read more here.
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