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Common bacterial infections for newborns include Group B Strep and E. Coli which can lead to pneumonia and meningitis. By delaying the first bath, you are allowing the vernix to continue working as a safety net for your little one's immune system.
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Read More »Delayed bathing is a crucial step in the transition of the newborn to the outside world. While it may be a new concept to some, at Beebe we are now using this evidence-based practice to improve the overall health of the baby after it enters the world. There are so many benefits to delayed bathing for both mother and newborn. By waiting to give the newborn the first bath, studies show the newborn is better able to stabilize his or her blood sugar and temperature. Delayed bathing also helps the baby transition to the outside world in a calmer fashion, allowing the baby to get used to being outside the womb, bond with mom and dad, and start the breastfeeding process. It also gives the parents a chance to view the first bath so they can get tips on bathing their new infant. Beebe Healthcare is proud to be the first hospital in Delaware to earn the designation as a Baby-Friendly™ Hospital, reflecting its commitment to the optimal level of care for infant feeding and mother-and-infant bonding. Beebe Healthcare is the first organization in Delaware to earn this international designation, launched as part of the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) in 1991 by the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Delayed bathing fits into the Baby-Friendly practices by promoting skin-to-skin contact right from birth and throughout the breastfeeding process. Studies have shown that increasing skin-to-skin contact early after birth decreases the stress on the newborn and starts the bonding process more quickly.
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Read More »5. Improves breastfeeding ability. The sooner your infant can spend time skin-to-skin with you, the easier the breastfeeding adjustment period is. Avoiding medical interruptions like baths help ease this process, too. 6. There’s no need for baby lotion. Babies need protection as they transition into our environment. If you delay bathing them after birth, you can avoid using artificial lotions because they will already be covered in vernix which is a natural protectant. 7. Nurses and doctors will continue to wear gloves. When your baby is unbathed, it is hospital protocol for all medical staff to wear gloves to prevent exposure to harmful fluids. Taking extra time before bathing your infant ensures that viruses and infections are not passed along. 8. Parents get to enjoy giving their newborn a bath. Once mom has recovered, the parents can help take part in bathing their new little bundle of joy. This can be a special bonding moment for all and a great teaching opportunity for both nurses and parents. The staff of Women's and Children's take pride and satisfaction in every couple that choses Beebe. We all have passion for what we do as nurses and that shows in our daily practices. The TEAM of nurses that we have in our two units are what makes such positive experiences for everyone no matter what the situation. These team members work together in sometimes chaotic situations to make it the best experience for all of our patients. We are proud of all our Beebe mothers and we treat each patient that walks through the door as if she were a friend or family member. For more information on Beebe Women’s Health services, visit their web page, or call the Women’s Health Nurse Navigator, Carrie Snyder, at (844) 316-3330.
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