Sutkeri Care

31/03/2026

29/03/2026

This is exciting to see. We exist to support breastfeeding and want to see more hospitals promote early initiation of breastfeeding and skin to skin contact.

Breastfeeding is a cornerstone of early nutrition and lifelong health.

This article shows how hospital‑based breastfeeding support in Cambodia is helping improve infant outcomes and prevent malnutrition; an example of evidence‑based care in action.

Read more about this important topic here: https://www.fhi360.org/articles/from-day-one-health-workers-break-the-cycle-of-malnutrition/

24/03/2026

As colostrum changes to mature milk, starting around day four, the milk changes in composition. At the beginning of a feeding, foremilk readily flows. The longer the baby breastfeeds, the more fat and protein can be consumed. Foremilk-at the beginning of a feeding. Hindmilk-more abundant as the breast is emptied.

19/03/2026

We are ready to help you meet your breastfeeding goals!

16/01/2026

Vitamin D is important for all humans, including babies. Breastfed infants do get vitamin D from their mom's milk, but it is typically not enough, so supplementing is recommended. To learn more facts, check out https://welleasy.co.uk/blogs/health/lets-talk-about-vitamin-d

09/12/2025

Awesome! We hope to come alongside hospitals to equip staff, facilitate policy development, and compliance!

ABM is proud to announce the updated Clinical Protocol #7: Model Maternity Policy Supportive of Breastfeeding. This revision reflects the latest research and global best practices, with expanded guidance on equity and access, safe rooming-in, alternative feeding methods for preterm infants, and updated recommendations for skin-to-skin contact and contraindications.

Developed by international experts, the protocol serves as a model hospital policy that can be customized for country-specific requirements.

Read and share the free updated protocol today: https://bit.ly/4pjl4ks.

04/12/2025

Lori Parker is one of the very few lactation consultants in Nepal. Together with her co-worker, she helps newparents navigate their role and explains why baby massages and co-sleeping can be dangerous.

26/06/2025

Getting uninterrupted sleep with a newborn is not a realistic goal, but ensuring they have a safe sleep environment where everyone gets some rest is achievable!

Research from around the world was evaluated to determine sleeping practices that help keep infants safe.

The top 3 factors were:
🌟 Laying the baby on their back to sleep.
🌟 Practicing bed sharing where the infant has a designated place for him/herself, that is free of loose blankets, pillows, and other objects.
🌟 Rooming-in with the mom to facilitate easy breastfeeding, which keeps the mom more tuned into the babies' rhythms like breathing, movements, and crying.

17/06/2025

Can you spot the differences?
Safe sleep is a big deal!
Newborns can't roll and sometimes forget to breathe, so it is very important to ensure they have a safe place to sleep.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that newborns sleep on their backs, on a firm surface, free of objects that could cover their face, and in a designated place just for them to use. They also recommend breastfeeding to prevent SIDS and SUIDS! To learn more, check out https://www.aap.org/en/patient-care/safe-sleep/?srsltid=AfmBOoquXU4prXeV_rkCvSR-72zcsK5gBB-kY2FbvOCe89M1QRB4hcxB