| 英文摘要 |
Biological Nurturing (BN) is a breastfeeding method developed by British midwife and nurse Suzanne Colson. Based on neurobiology, it emphasizes inducing instinctive behaviors and neural reflexes in both mother and newborn during breastfeeding through the mother's natural and relaxed posture and extensive physical contact, thus helping to establish a natural and effective breastfeeding process. With BN, the mother does not need to sit upright or support the baby in a specific way. Instead, she adopts a comfortable, relaxed, and sustainable position, placing the baby on her chest and abdomen, allowing the baby to rest on their stomach or at an angle against the mother's breast. Newborns have innate reflex behaviors such as rooting, sucking, and latching onto the breast. Appropriate body posture and environment can promote these instinctive reflexes. Biological breastfeeding is simple, natural, and easy to learn. When the baby can maintain the correct latching posture, it can reduce the mother's discomfort and nipple pain during breastfeeding, increase the mother's confidence and enjoyment of breastfeeding, enhance the pleasure of the breastfeeding process, promote mother-infant interaction and parenting behavior, and help establish a more positive breastfeeding experience. |