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Video - Leaflet 2: Kangaroo Care - FR
Teaching video on kangaroo care for parents in neonatal units.
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Video - Leaflet 7: Holding
Teaching video on holding for parents in neonatal units.
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Video - Leaflet 6: Calming methods
Teaching video on calming methods for parents in neonatal units.
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Video - Leaflet 5: Swaddling
Teaching video on swaddling for parents in neonatal units.
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Video - Leaflet 4: Changing diapers
Teaching video on changing diaper for parents in neonatal units.
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Video - Leaflet 3: Touch
Teaching video on touch for parents in neonatal units.
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Fern (2011). A neurodevelopmental care guide to positioning and handling the premature, fragile or sick infant.
Book on positionning premature infants
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Being a parent at the neonatal unit - Leaflet 10: Massage - French version
Massage is a great way to establish special contact with your baby. In addition to being a source of comfort and relief, massage helps your baby to feel the different parts of his/her body.
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Being a parent at the neonatal unit - Leaflet 9: Positionning - French version
The therapeutic positioning in neonatal unit reproduces the position of the baby in the mother's womb, thus the physiological position.
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Being a parent at the neonatal unit - Leaflet 8: Transfer - French version
Transfers correspond to the times when you lift, move and change your baby’s position in his/her incubator or in his/her crib. Due to the immaturity of their sense of balance, premature babies are generally less tolerant of changes in position.
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