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Breast milk is the best source of nutrition for newborns and infants after birth. Feeding a mother’s breast milk to a newborn after childbirth is very important for the formation of a mother-child relationship and deepens the bond.
Newborns need an environment that satisfies their needs. Rooming-in allows mothers to breastfeed often which will lead to an increased milk production.
It's a good opportunity for the spouse/partner to learn and get comfortable in taking care of the newborn naturally by helping the mother with breastfeeding, holding the a baby and changing diapers.

Precautions

For families or children who have a cold should refrain from visiting newborns.
Never leave your newborn alone.
Please note that the hospital cannot be held responsible for any problems caused by the negligence of a family member.
Be sure to wash your hands before and after touching the newborn to prevent infections.
If you notice any abnormal symptoms such as difficulty breathing, bluish skin color, elevated body temperature, refusing (breast)milk, convulsions, etc., immediately contact the nursery.

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