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Revision as of 10:54, 15 February 2019
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00:00 | Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on Kangaroo mother care. |
00:05 | In this tutorial, we will learn - |
0:08 | What is Kangaroo mother care? |
0:10 | The components, importance and |
0:13 | Procedure of Kangaroo mother care |
0:17 | Let us first begin with the introduction of Kangaroo mother care? |
0:22 | As the name suggests - |
0:24 | it involves, keeping the baby in skin to skin contact with the mother. |
0:29 | and it is popularly known as KMC. |
0:32 | Remember, KMC should be given as soon as the baby is born. |
0:39 | It is especially recommended for low birth weight babies- |
0:44 | whose birth weight is less than 2.5 kilograms and |
0:48 | who do not require continuous monitoring |
0:52 | However, it can be used for all normal, healthy full-term babies too. |
0:59 | KMC consists of two main components: |
1:03 | Continuous and prolonged skin to skin contact between the mother and her baby. |
1:09 | and Exclusive breastfeeding |
1:13 | Let’s discuss these components in detail. |
1:17 | The first component is skin to skin contact. |
1:21 | it improves the Let down reflex |
1:24 | and ultimately increases the breast milk production. |
1:28 | Let down reflex has been explained in another tutorial of the same series. |
1:34 | The second component is exclusive breastfeeding. |
1:38 | Note that- |
1:40 | Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for the first 6 months. |
1:45 | Next, let’s discuss the importance of Kangaroo care. |
1:50 | Prolonged skin to skin contact during KMC helps maintain the baby's body temperature |
1:57 | and the baby feels more secure. |
2:01 | KMC also decreases - |
2:03 | the frequency of infection and |
2:05 | the rate of apnea in babies. |
2:09 | Apnea is defined as long pauses in breathing. |
2:13 | Apart from these- |
2:15 | KMC improves the frequency and duration of breastfeeding. |
2:20 | And it strengthens the emotional bonding between the mother and her baby. |
2:26 | KMC also helps the baby- |
2:28 | to gain weight than any other conventional methods such as- |
2:33 | keeping the baby in radiant warmer. |
2:36 | which creates stress for the baby and the mother. |
2:40 | It also improves the satisfaction and confidence in the mother- |
2:45 | as she takes extra effort for her baby. |
2:49 | Interestingly, apart from mothers, KMC can be provided by- |
2:54 | Father or |
2:49 | Any adult family member too. |
2:58 | We will now discuss the points to be followed by KMC provider: |
3:04 | The KMC provider should be healthy and free from illness. |
3:09 | He or she should follow basic hygiene practices such as- |
3:14 | hand washing, |
3:16 | daily bath, |
3:17 | clipped fingernails, |
3:18 | tied up hair |
3:20 | and clean clothes. |
3:22 | He or she should not wear any jewellery, watches and threads - |
3:26 | as these may become the barriers to maintain the hygiene. |
3:31 | and it can cause injury to the baby. |
3:35 | Now, let us discuss the type of clothes the provider should wear during KMC - |
3:42 | clothes should be front open and lightweight. |
3:46 | for example, sari-blouse or front open gown. |
3:51 | Note that, |
3:52 | The KMC provider should wear this front open gown or blouse around KMC wrap. |
3:58 | Kangaroo bags or binders can be bought from the market as well. |
4:04 | These are useful if KMC has to be done for an extended period. |
4:09 | Alternately, the KMC provider can use soft clean cotton fabric. |
4:16 | Whereas, the baby during KMC should - |
4:19 | wear a cap and a nappy. |
4:22 | if the baby passes stool or urine during KMC then - |
4:27 | she should be cleaned and dried thoroughly. |
4:30 | Next, we will move ahead to the procedure of Kangaroo care in detail. |
4:36 | Firstly, the mother should stand in an upright position. |
4:40 | Then, either a health worker or any family member should do the following things, step-wise- |
4:48 | By supporting the baby’s bottom and head- |
4:51 | place the baby between the mother’s bare breasts in an upright position. |
4:56 | then, turn the baby’s head to one side. |
5:00 | Make sure,
the baby’s head is slightly bending backward. |
5:04 | This position will -
keep the baby’s nose airways open |
5:08 | and will allow the baby to make eye to eye contact with the mother. |
5:14 | Then bend the baby’s hips slightly outward. |
5:18 | Remember -
to keep baby’s arms above the mother’s breast and |
5:23 | legs below the mother’s breast and |
5:27 | the baby’s abdomen on the chest of the mother. |
5:29 | Before wrapping with the cloth- |
5:32 | Cover the baby with a blanket if environment is cold. |
5:36 | It will keep the baby and the mother warm. |
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Then, Wrap a cloth around the baby and mother’s chest and abdomen. |
5:45 | While wrapping make sure - |
5:47 | The center of the cloth is on the baby. |
5:50 | And both ends of the cloth should - |
5:53 | pass through the armpits of the mother |
5:56 | and should cross at the back. |
5:59 | After that bring the edges of the cloth in the front. |
6:03 | Secure these edges of the cloth with a safe knot under the baby’s bottom. |
6:09 | This is comfortable and helps support the baby. |
6:14 | Also it avoids slipping of the baby. |
6:17 | Remember- |
6:18 | as the mother becomes comfortable, she should learn to wrap the cloth by herself. |
6:24 | The technique of -
Self-wrapping during KMC will be explained in another tutorial of the same series. |
6:32 | It will increase the mother’s confidence and make her independent. |
6:37 | If mother is uncomfortable while using a cloth then she can use a stretchy band. |
6:43 | It is easy and comfortable to use. |
6:46 | While using a stretchy band- |
6:49 | adjust the edge of the band above the baby’s ear to support his head. |
6:54 | Then, tilt the baby’s head slightly- |
6:57 | to breathe freely and |
6:59 | to make eye to eye contact with the mother as explained earlier. |
7:04 | The wrapped cloth or stretchy band should not be too tight or too loose. |
7:11 | it should be comfortable enough for the baby to breathe freely. |
7:15 | Remember, while carrying a baby in KMC position, mother should be able to- |
7:20 | walk, |
7:21 | stand, |
7:22 | sit or |
7:23 | involve in different activities. |
7:26 | If a mother is very comfortable then- |
7:29 | she can even sleep during Kangaroo care in a reclined or a semi-reclined position. |
7:35 | Now let’s discuss how to feed the baby during KMC- |
7:40 | Either mother can feed the baby- |
7:43 | by simply loosening the wrapped cloth and |
7:46 | positioning the baby for breastfeeding. |
7:50 | Or she can manually express breast milk and |
7:54 | feed the baby using a cup or spoon. |
7:57 | Remember,
Each day baby should gain up to 25 to 30 grams of weight. |
8:03 | Expected weight gain of a baby in a month is up to 900 to 1,000 grams. |
8:10 | Hence, mother or health worker should - |
8:13 | monitor the weight of the baby during routine check-ups. |
8:17 | If the baby fails to gain sufficient weight- |
8:21 | health worker should monitor the breastfeeding technique of the mother or |
8:25 | check how many times the baby urinates |
8:28 | also, guide the mother about the correct latching. |
8:32 | Correct latching has been explained in an another tutorial of the same series. |
8:39 | Next,
Let’s learn how to remove the baby from the wrapped cloth - |
8:44 | firstly, the mother should sit in the upright position. |
8:48 | then, start untying the knot with one hand and |
8:53 | support the baby’s bottom with other hand on the outside of wrapped cloth. |
8:58 | After that-
loosen the wrapped cloth with the same hand which was earlier used for untying the knot. |
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Then- shift the hand under the cloth which was supporting the baby’s bottom and |
9:11 | use the other hand to support the baby’s bottom from outside the cloth. |
9:16 | Then, lift the baby up and free her from the wrapped cloth. |
9:21 | After that, remember to hold the baby’s head in a way- |
9:26 | where the thumb is behind one ear and |
9:28 | other fingers are around the other ear. |
9:30 | During KMC- |
9:32 | the mother should immediately consult the doctor and the health worker - |
9:37 | if the baby is not alert and active. |
9:41 | if the baby is breathing too fast or taking too long pauses. |
9:46 | if the baby’s lips or tongue turns blue |
9:50 | and if baby’s feet are cold |
9:53 | This brings us to the end of this tutorial on Kangaroo mother care. |
9:58 | Thanks for joining. |