Abstract
Background There has been increasing awareness that new mothers lack adequate support during the fourth trimester. In the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio (metropolitan area of > 2 million people) there are only a few lactation consultants (IBCLCs) who regularly do in-home visits and post-discharge nursing visits are prioritized for the smallest and sickest neonates. Mothers of newborns often need to bring their babies to numerous outpatient pediatric and lactation visits during the first few weeks of life. These frequent trips outside of the home increase stress and interfere with …
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