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Side-car bassinets did not significantly increase breastfeeding frequency compared to stand-alone bassinets after cesarean birth, despite a trend favoring the side-car group (median 0.6 vs 0.4 bouts/hour).
Effect sizemedian 0.6 bouts/hour (side-car) vs 0.4 bouts/hour (stand-alone)
ComparatorStand-alone bassinet (standard rooming-in)
Effect summarynull; median 0.6 bouts/hour (side-car) vs 0.4 bouts/hour (stand-alone)

Connected entities

Interventions
Side-car bassinet
Conditions
suboptimal breastfeeding frequency
Outcomes
Breastfeeding frequency
Populations
Postmenopausal Women

Source

PMC3746007
Postnatal Unit Bassinet Types When Rooming-In After Cesarean Birth: Implications for Breastfeeding and Infant Safety
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