This article is an exploration of the reasons why practitioners use nonnutritive sucking (NNS) with infants who are developing feeding skills. It is undoubtedly an approach that provides support for the developing infant who is learning to feed, but some of the arguments as to why it is successful and how it links to nutritive sucking remain unclear. An overview of the range of arguments is presented here
Background: Breastfeeding failures and oral feeding problems in preterm infants result in long-term ...
Premature birth is associated with feeding difficulties due to inadequate coordination of sucking, s...
OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the effectiveness of nonnutritive sucking (NNS) and oral stimulation (OS), e...
Fifty nine premature infants participated in a randomized controlled study to determine the effectiv...
Key points: 1. Not all infants who leave neonatal care will go home fully orally fed 2. Supporti...
Background: Non-nutritive sucking (NNS) is used during gavage feeding and in the transition from gav...
Background. Preterm birth is major public health problem. Preterm infants face a post-natal environm...
Background. Preterm birth is major public health problem. Preterm infants face a post-natal environm...
Non-nutritive sucking appears to promote an infant's readiness to begin oral feeding. This small pil...
Background: The survival rates of preterm infants has increased over the last years, but oral feedin...
Sucking abilities are critical in early infant development, and the patterns of non-nutritive suck (...
Background: Breastfeeding failures and oral feeding problems in preterm infants result in long-term ...
OBJECTIVE: “The objective of this selective EBM review is to determine whether or not nonnutritive s...
OBJECTIVE: “The objective of this selective EBM review is to determine whether or not nonnutritive s...
OBJECTIVES:The assessment of early sucking by preterm infants provides information on the ability of...
Background: Breastfeeding failures and oral feeding problems in preterm infants result in long-term ...
Premature birth is associated with feeding difficulties due to inadequate coordination of sucking, s...
OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the effectiveness of nonnutritive sucking (NNS) and oral stimulation (OS), e...
Fifty nine premature infants participated in a randomized controlled study to determine the effectiv...
Key points: 1. Not all infants who leave neonatal care will go home fully orally fed 2. Supporti...
Background: Non-nutritive sucking (NNS) is used during gavage feeding and in the transition from gav...
Background. Preterm birth is major public health problem. Preterm infants face a post-natal environm...
Background. Preterm birth is major public health problem. Preterm infants face a post-natal environm...
Non-nutritive sucking appears to promote an infant's readiness to begin oral feeding. This small pil...
Background: The survival rates of preterm infants has increased over the last years, but oral feedin...
Sucking abilities are critical in early infant development, and the patterns of non-nutritive suck (...
Background: Breastfeeding failures and oral feeding problems in preterm infants result in long-term ...
OBJECTIVE: “The objective of this selective EBM review is to determine whether or not nonnutritive s...
OBJECTIVE: “The objective of this selective EBM review is to determine whether or not nonnutritive s...
OBJECTIVES:The assessment of early sucking by preterm infants provides information on the ability of...
Background: Breastfeeding failures and oral feeding problems in preterm infants result in long-term ...
Premature birth is associated with feeding difficulties due to inadequate coordination of sucking, s...
OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the effectiveness of nonnutritive sucking (NNS) and oral stimulation (OS), e...