Understanding Bedsharing and Breastsleeping: Research, Biology, and Best Practices -Clock Hours: 3- (Recorded)

Understanding Bedsharing and Breastsleeping: Research, Biology, and Best Practices -Clock Hours: 3- (Recorded)

$125.00

(On Demand Recording)

Understanding Bedsharing and Breastsleeping: Research, Biology, and Best Practices

(Approved for CE for maintaining PMH-C)

(On Demand Recordings are not approved through NBCC)

$125

Clock Hours: 3

Content Description:

This comprehensive training is designed for professionals seeking an in-depth understanding of bedsharing and breastsleeping. Participants will explore current research, biological insights, and cultural perspectives on infant and maternal sleep practices. The training aims to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed decisions and provide guidance rooted in evidence-based practices.

Presenter: Dr. James McKenna

Learning Objectives:

Participants will be able to:

  1. Understand the biological and cultural foundations of breastsleeping and bedsharing.

  2. Interpret key research findings related to infant sleep safety and SIDS prevention.

  3. Recognize the physiological interactions between mothers and infants during bedsharing.

  4. Appreciate the valuable and evolving role of fathers and other caregivers in safe sleep environments.

Nurturing Mamas Network has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7232. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Nurturing Mamas Network is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs. If a participant or potential participant would like to express a concern about his/her experience with Nurturing Mamas Network, he/she may call or e-mail Felicia Hurst at felicia@nurturingmamasnetwork.com.

Although we do not guarantee a particular outcome, the individual can expect us to consider the complaint, make any necessary decisions and respond within 30 days

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Recorded- Understanding Bedsharing and Breastsleeping: Research, Biology, and Best Practices