Mother and Social Media Written by drg. Danar Sekartaji Current technological advances have made it easier for health promotion and disease prevention information to be simple and accessible from anywhere, especially through mobile phones. People…
Seminar and Workshop on Lactation for Health Personnel at Permata Depok Hospital 30-31 March 2018 Permata Depok Hospital held lactation seminars and workshops attended by breastfeeding health workers. The seminar was held on March 30, 2018, while the workshop was held on March 31, 2018. Here are…
Breastfeeding Baby with Failure To Thrive, Posterior Tie Tongue, Upper Lip Tie Grade 3, and Cracked Nipple Written by dr Fiha Seratin Baby Z, female, is the first child of the couple Ny N and Tn C who was born on December 12, 2016 in hospitals in the region…
Breastfeeding baby with cleft lip and/or cleft palate: How to do it? Written by : dr. Asti Praborini Sp.A, IBCLC., dr. Ria Subekti, dr. Shella Riana, dr. Aini, dr. Wilda What is cleft lip/ cleft palate? Cleft lip and/or palate is an inborn abnormality…
Sleepy Baby in Early Breastfeeding Written by drg Retno Wiangga Definition Sleepy baby is a sleepy or inactive baby. In early breastfeeding baby who is asleep will be more difficult to suckle the breast. The way…
Induced Lactation: Breastfeeding an Adopted Baby Written by dr. Dyah Febriyanti, IBCLC Sometimes, many couples who can’t get their own children in their marriage decide to adopt babies. Many of them even decide to breastfeed the babies who…
Case : Feeding Baby with Cleft Lip and/or Cleft Palate Written by dr. Shella Riana Baby V, male, with bilateral labiognatopalatoskizis (or known as cleft lip), was born spontaneously in the midwife on July 23, 2017. The infant was the first…
Calories in Breastmilk and Infant Calorie Requirements Written by dr. Dyah Febriyanti, IBCLC Calories in Breastmilk Breast milk contains 87% water, 3.8% fat, 1.0% protein, and 7% lactose1. Fat and lactose are the main sources of calories…
Breastfeeding by Working Mothers. How It Works? Written by : dr. Dyah Febriyanti, IBCLC Infant feeding practice recommended by UNICEF and WHO includes how to start breastfeeding the baby soon after birth, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months, and…
Early Frenotomy Improves Breastfeeding Outcomes For Tongue Tied Infants This article was published in Journal of Clinical Lactation on volume 6(1) 2015. For full article please contact us