Breastfeeding the Sick Infant and Infant Health

PDF-1: Breastfeeding And Childhood Leukemia Incidence

Short descripton: Summary of a meta-analysis and systematic evaluation. Authors: Amitay EL, Kein-Boker L; Translation Márta Guóth-Gumberger, IBCLC

Published in edition: 2015;3:19

PDF-2: Breastfeeding a Baby with Heart Disease

Short descripton: The ideal, under consideration of special needs.

Author: Dr. med. Tina Springer, IBCLC Published in edition: 2017;2:4-7

PDF-3: A Different Way of Breastfeeding

Short descripton: Breastfeeding a child who cannot suck effectively due to anatomical malformation or physical limitation – the Gibellinus Method. Author: Ulrike Giebel, IBCLC Published in edition: 2017;2:8-10

PDF-4: Breastfeeding as Pain Relief

Short descripton: Breastfeeding as an effective measure for vaccinations and blood samples. Author: Dr. phil. Dipl.-Biol. Zsuzsa Bauer Published in edition: 2017;2:22

PDF-5: The Cream Top-Up That Can Save the Breastfeeding Relationship

Short descripton: Case study Author: Andrea Hemmelmayr, IBCLC Published in edition: 2017;2:13

PDF-6: Breastfeeding in Infants Suffering from Chylothorax

Short descripton: Chylothorax is one of the few contraindications to breast milk nutrition. However, fat-free breast milk can be administered. Author: Dr. Magdalene Stosik Published in edition: 2016;1:14-15

PDF-7: Infants with Trisomy 21 and Breastfeeding Counselling

Short descripton: For babies with trisomy 21, breastfeeding is particularly important, but mothers often lack the necessary support. Author: Marianne Reber Published in edition: 2020;1:18-22

PDF-8: Diagnosis and Treatment of Thrush during Breastfeeding

Short descripton: An overview of the recommendations in national and international guidelines. Authors: Anne-Florence Moermann; Joke Muyldermans, IBCLC and Midwife; Prof. Dr. Eline Tommelein, Pharmacist Published in edition: 2020;4:26-29

PDF-9 Early Childhood Caries and Breastfeeding

Short descripton: Early childhood caries and breastfeeding taking into account tongue dysfunction, oral restrictions and mouth breathing. Author: Dr. Anita Beckmann, Dentist

Published in edition: 2020;3:30-32

Bonus material
B1 Handout – But with Cream,Please!
The handout can also be downloaded free of charge www.elacta-magazine.eu Published in edition: 2017;2:11-12

B2 Breastfeeding of Infants and Young Children with Diabetes Mellitus Type 1

Short descripton: How the integration of breastfeeding into diabetes therapy succeeds Authors: Annika Reith-Herrmann, Dr. med. Louisa van den Boom Published in edition: 2019;1:5-9
The article can be downloaded free of charge from the website www.elacta-magazine.eu