Clinical Guidance in Breastfeeding - Physiology, Success, and Challenges is a clear, evidence-based guide for those working with mothers and infants. It distils current research on milk production, psychosocial influences, and clinical management into practical tools for daily care. Inside are step-by-step algorithms for latch and positioning, updated protocols for pre-term or medically fragile babies, and ready-to-use strategies for low supply. Multidisciplinary in scope, the book pairs quick-reference tables with real-world cases to turn science into confident action. Clinicians, lactation consultants, nurses, and programme planners will find everything they need to protect, promote, and support breastfeeding in any setting.

This book is included in DOAB.