2018 Stockholm Conference on Ultra-Early Intervention

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Welcome address. Boubou Hallberg, Stina Klemming and Björn Westrup
In memory of T. Berry Brazelton (1918-2018) Björn Westrup 1,4 mb
Parental experience of feeding and eating. Mother to a girl born w 25+3, weight 492g. Sofia Bernhard 18,3 mb
Co-evolution of lactation and suckling illuminates the adaptive challenges of prematurely born infants. Jeffrey Alberts 9,2 mb
Pleasurable feeding – and sleeping – a physiological rhythm for premature infants. Nils Bergman 86,3 kb
Why do we only talk about breastmilk? Mireille Vanpée 10,1 mb
Continuous feeding reduces behavioral stress in early postnatal life, and influence later breastfeeding capability in VLBW infants - Follow up of a Randomized Control Trial. Ann Dsilna Lindh 7,6 mb
Breastfeeding preterm infants – trends, support and mothers’ experiences. Renee Flacking 2,3 mb
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Pleasurable feedings for premature infants: a scientific review of best practice. Erin Ross 1,6 mb
Pleasurable feeding, the infant’s competences and bottle-feeding. Gillian Kennedy 18,9 mb
How immediate skin to skin contact stimulates suckling, breastmilk and breastfeeding. Observations of a Kangaroula in South-Africa. Jill Bergman 121,1 mb
Experiences and challenges working with premature children in our outpatient eating and feeding program at Astrid Lindgren´s Children hospital, Sweden. Christina Wahlstedt and Erika Baraldi. 3,5 mb
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