CHKD Pediatric Health Library
Newborn Care
NICU Guide
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- NICU Lactation Guide: Breast pump kit care
- NICU Lactation Guide: Breastfeeding basics
- NICU Lactation Guide: FAQs
- NICU Lactation Guide: Milk collection, storage, and transport
- NICU Lactation Guide: Mouth care for NICU infants
- NICU Lactation Guide: The importance of breast milk
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- Pain Management after Orthopedic Surgery
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- Parenting in a Blended Family
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- Pectus Excavatum Bar Removal & Discharge Instructions
- Pet Allergies
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- Poland Syndrome, Cleft Sternum and other Rare Chest Wall Conditions
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- Post-Discharge FAQs
- Preparing Your Child for Sedation
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- Sickle Cell Disease and Hydroxyurea
- Skin to Skin Care
- Skin to Skin Care/Kangaroo Care
- Sleep Safety for Your Baby
- Speech and Language Development: 12 to 24 Months
- Speech and Language Development: 2 to 3 Years
- Speech and Language Development: 3 to 4 Years
- Spending Time with Your Baby
- Starting on Solid Foods
- Staying Informed
- Stomach Pain in Children
- Suctioning Your Childs Nose and Mouth
- Surgical Site Infections
- Suture Removal