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When discussing the benefits of skin-to-skin contact, the nurse should emphasize its role in regulating body temperature, stabilizing heart rate and breathing, promoting bonding, enhancing breastfeeding, providing pain relief, reducing stress, conferring immune system benefits, and supporting premature infants. Skin-to-skin contact improves the maternal-child bond, which is crucial for successful breastfeeding. It also increases the energy and instinct of a newborn to locate a mother’s breast for breastfeeding. Also, skin-to-skin contact enables the newborn to absorb and digest nutrients successfully through better breastfeeding. Take notes here to describe the strengths and weaknesses of your own submission based on your review of the expert answer
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