Foundations of kc

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The Foundations of Kangaroo Care


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Foundations of Kangaroo CareFoundations of Kangaroo Care
Susan Ludington, CNM, PhD, FAANSusan Ludington, CNM, PhD, FAAN
Walters Professor of Pediatric NursingWalters Professor of Pediatric Nursing
Bolton School of Nursing Case West.Res.UnivBolton School of Nursing Case West.Res.Univ
United States Institute for Kangaroo Care (United States Institute for Kangaroo Care (www.kangaroocareusa.org)www.kangaroocareusa.org),. ,.
[email protected]@gmail.com
[email protected]@case.edu 216-368-5130 216-368-5130

Pre-conference Power point # 1
Foundations of Kangaroo Care
Susan M. Ludington CNM, CKC, PhD, FAANSusan M. Ludington CNM, CKC, PhD, FAAN
Walters Professor of Pediatric NursingWalters Professor of Pediatric Nursing
Bolton School of Nursing Case Western Reserve UniversityBolton School of Nursing Case Western Reserve University

Objectives
•To understand the To understand the
origins of Kangaroo origins of Kangaroo
Care and how it came Care and how it came
to Americato America
•Be able to name three Be able to name three
effects of Kangaroo effects of Kangaroo
Care on infants, Care on infants,
mothers, and familiesmothers, and families

Welcome to Bogota, ColombiaWelcome to Bogota, Colombia

Origins of Kangaroo Care
•Common wisdom is that Kangaroo Care was originated Common wisdom is that Kangaroo Care was originated
by Drs. Edgar Rey and Hector Martinez in Bogota, by Drs. Edgar Rey and Hector Martinez in Bogota,
Colombia to reduce preemie mortality & morbidity in Colombia to reduce preemie mortality & morbidity in
resource-poor hospitals without heat, without formula, resource-poor hospitals without heat, without formula,
without supplies & limited sterilization capabilities.without supplies & limited sterilization capabilities.
• Mortality was ̴̴70% Mortality was ̴̴70%
due to infection.due to infection.

Labor Room Labor Room

Immediate Post-partum CareImmediate Post-partum Care

The Neonatal Intensive Care The Neonatal Intensive Care
UnitUnit

““Clean” Supply Room in NICUClean” Supply Room in NICU

IV Bags in the NICUIV Bags in the NICU

Intubated infant in BogotaIntubated infant in Bogota

““Co-Bedding” in NICUCo-Bedding” in NICU

Three infants sharing an Three infants sharing an
incubatorincubator

Sharing Phototherapy LightsSharing Phototherapy Lights

Bogota NurseryBogota Nursery

Baby with a heating pad for Baby with a heating pad for
warmthwarmth

Transitional NurseryTransitional Nursery

Maintaining an upright positionMaintaining an upright position

Use of Sling for PositioningUse of Sling for Positioning

Mom gets infant for KMCMom gets infant for KMC

Infant with an NG tubeInfant with an NG tube

VLBW infant in KMCVLBW infant in KMC

VLBW infant with standard preemie diaperVLBW infant with standard preemie diaper

Settling downSettling down

Sound AsleepSound Asleep

Dr. Hector Martinez,Dr. Hector Martinez,
Co-founder of Kangaroo CareCo-founder of Kangaroo Care

Getting ready to go homeGetting ready to go home

““La Casita”: Kangaroo Mother La Casita”: Kangaroo Mother
CareCare Follow-up Clinic Follow-up Clinic

KMC follow-upKMC follow-up

A 16 year old mom leaving A 16 year old mom leaving
“La Casita” “La Casita”

Dr. Gene Anderson with KMC baby Dr. Gene Anderson with KMC baby
on her lapon her lap

Utrecht, Holland embraces Utrecht, Holland embraces
KMCKMC
Infant with
Blow by O2

Sweden embraces maternal and Sweden embraces maternal and
paternal Kangaroo Carepaternal Kangaroo Care

Beginning descriptive studyBeginning descriptive study

Progressed to Randomized trialProgressed to Randomized trial

RCT over 5 daysRCT over 5 days

10 days in KC versus:10 days in KC versus:

10 days in incubator10 days in incubator

Control condition for first RCTControl condition for first RCT

Experimental condition Experimental condition

Find the baby! U.S. technologyFind the baby! U.S. technology

Thermal Synchrony Between Thermal Synchrony Between
Mother and Infants During Mother and Infants During
Kangaroo CareKangaroo Care
Susan M. Ludington, CNM, PhDSusan M. Ludington, CNM, PhD
Gene C. Anderson, RN, PhD, Gene C. Anderson, RN, PhD,
FAANFAAN
Anthony Hadeed, MD, FAAPAnthony Hadeed, MD, FAAP

Descriptive crib study- 6 statesDescriptive crib study- 6 states

More refined State MeasuresMore refined State Measures

Cardio Respiratory ChangesCardio Respiratory Changes
Pre-KC KC Post KC

Gould Cardio-Respiratory Patterns

Chaotic modeling of cardio-Chaotic modeling of cardio-
respiratory pattern in an respiratory pattern in an
incubatorincubator

Chaotic modeling in KMCChaotic modeling in KMC

All over warm and collapsed in All over warm and collapsed in
sleepsleep

KMC apnea studyKMC apnea study

Apnea StudyApnea Study
Mom with foot support

Apnea Study, Edentech nasal Apnea Study, Edentech nasal
thermistorthermistor

Nasal thermistor close-upNasal thermistor close-up

Apnea reduction by 75% during KMCApnea reduction by 75% during KMC
Ludington-Hoe et al
Neonatal
Network 1994

Paternal KC during ventilationPaternal KC during ventilation
Ludington-Hoe et al
Acta Paediatrica 1998

PKC and KMC Research TeamPKC and KMC Research Team

High Risk Labor UnitHigh Risk Labor Unit

Scrub in area for deliveriesScrub in area for deliveries

The KMC TeamThe KMC Team
Dr. Jaime Bastitas, Dr. Susan Ludington
Mrs. Luz Angela Argote

Six minutes oldSix minutes old

Already warm after 3 minutes of Already warm after 3 minutes of
KMCKMC

Post-delivery research roomPost-delivery research room

Subject #1: Pilot studySubject #1: Pilot study

TwinsTwins

Breastfeeding in KCBreastfeeding in KC

D-stick < 40 ; D10W feedD-stick < 40 ; D10W feed

KC during immediate post-partum KC during immediate post-partum
transitiontransition

Peaceful slumber 1 hour after birthPeaceful slumber 1 hour after birth

KC Beginning in Delivery RoomKC Beginning in Delivery Room

Discharge at 48 hours after Discharge at 48 hours after
birthbirth

Transient respiratory distress in Transient respiratory distress in
KCKC

Beginning of Beginning of
PKCPKC

Note the Note the
infant’s smile in infant’s smile in
PKCPKC

PKC in ColombiaPKC in Colombia

TemperatureTemperature changes in PKCchanges in PKC
Ludington-Hoe et al Developmental Physiology 1992

Pre-test period for PKC in Pre-test period for PKC in
BakersfieldBakersfield

Dad prepping for PKCDad prepping for PKC

Dad’s temperature gaugeDad’s temperature gauge

Samoan Dad for PKCSamoan Dad for PKC

Feet up for PKCFeet up for PKC

Pacifier after Pacifier after
relentless non-relentless non-
nutritive nutritive
sucking on dadsucking on dad

Searching out Searching out
the nipplethe nipple

What is she What is she
doing?doing?

She finds the She finds the
breastbreast

Asleep and Asleep and
still on the still on the
breastbreast

Dad is happy!Dad is happy!

More PKCMore PKC

24 hour/day KC in Heidelberg24 hour/day KC in Heidelberg

NICU: HeidelbergNICU: Heidelberg

Step-down NICU: HeidelbergStep-down NICU: Heidelberg

KC in the NICUKC in the NICU

KC in Step-downKC in Step-down

KC room in KC room in
HeidelbergHeidelberg

24 hour KMC24 hour KMC

KC supplies in Heidelberg…note the KC supplies in Heidelberg…note the
strollerstroller

Heidelberg River from NICUHeidelberg River from NICU

Going out with Going out with
DaddyDaddy

Baby in KC with a fiber-optic Baby in KC with a fiber-optic
bili-blanketbili-blanket

KMC SLEEP OutcomesKMC SLEEP Outcomes

EEG sleep for 3 hours (Pediatrics, May EEG sleep for 3 hours (Pediatrics, May
2006, e 909-923) shows many fewer 2006, e 909-923) shows many fewer
arousals during AS and QS and arousals during AS and QS and
lengthening of QS.lengthening of QS.

BECAUSE QUIET SLEEP IS BEST FOR BECAUSE QUIET SLEEP IS BEST FOR
BRAIN DEVELOPMENT, best place for BRAIN DEVELOPMENT, best place for
sleep is in Kangaroo Caresleep is in Kangaroo Care

In NICU
graduates,
abnormal
sleep patterns
commonly
appear
Up to 2 year
(Scher 2007s)

KC SLEEP OUTCOMESKC SLEEP OUTCOMES

Over 8 weeks of 1.5 of KC/day for at least Over 8 weeks of 1.5 of KC/day for at least
5 days per week showed that sleep was 5 days per week showed that sleep was
always better in KC than in incubator, and always better in KC than in incubator, and
that is why infants had better brain that is why infants had better brain
maturation, complexity, connectivity, and maturation, complexity, connectivity, and
sensitivity at term age than infants who did sensitivity at term age than infants who did
not get KC (Scher et al., 2009; Kaffashi et not get KC (Scher et al., 2009; Kaffashi et
al., 2013)al., 2013)

KC and PainKC and Pain
Heelstick done in KMC as compared to in Heelstick done in KMC as compared to in
incubator:incubator:
-Reduces crying time (Ludington-Hoe et al., -Reduces crying time (Ludington-Hoe et al.,
2005. Skin-to-skin contact (KC) analgesia for 2005. Skin-to-skin contact (KC) analgesia for
preterm infant heel stick. AACN Clinical Issues, preterm infant heel stick. AACN Clinical Issues,
vol.16 #3. 373-387vol.16 #3. 373-387
-Promotes better parasympathetic control-Promotes better parasympathetic control
(McCain et al., 2005, KC effects on HRV: A case (McCain et al., 2005, KC effects on HRV: A case
study. JOGNN 34(6), 689-694.study. JOGNN 34(6), 689-694.

KC and PainKC and Pain

2014 Cochrane Meta-analysis confirms 2014 Cochrane Meta-analysis confirms
that KC reduces procedural pain well that KC reduces procedural pain well
(Johnston, Campbell-Yeo et al., 2014)(Johnston, Campbell-Yeo et al., 2014)

Maternal KC reduces pain better than Maternal KC reduces pain better than
paternal KC and better than Nurse KCpaternal KC and better than Nurse KC

KC alone reduces pain better than KC alone reduces pain better than
swaddling, rocking, and enhanced (music, swaddling, rocking, and enhanced (music,
rocking + KC) KCrocking + KC) KC

KC with MultiplesKC with Multiples

The outcomes are very positive with up to The outcomes are very positive with up to
five infants on one maternal chest at a five infants on one maternal chest at a
timetime

Temperatures are maintained by the Temperatures are maintained by the
chest/breastschest/breasts

Look at the descriptive studies by Look at the descriptive studies by
Anderson et al.; Ludington-Hoe, Lewis et Anderson et al.; Ludington-Hoe, Lewis et
al., and Ludington-Hoe & Albouelfettoh.al., and Ludington-Hoe & Albouelfettoh.

20142014

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Subject #1
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Baby A

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Baby B

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Baby A

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Maternal Breast B
Baby B

Birth KCBirth KC

AAP (2005, 2009, 2013) stated that all fullterm newborns AAP (2005, 2009, 2013) stated that all fullterm newborns
should be placed in KMC immediately after birth and should be placed in KMC immediately after birth and
remain there until completion of first breastfeeding (2005 remain there until completion of first breastfeeding (2005
ref is under Gardner et al., 2005. Pediatrics.)ref is under Gardner et al., 2005. Pediatrics.)

The Centers for Disease Control also published this The Centers for Disease Control also published this
(CDCP 2011b, 2013)(CDCP 2011b, 2013)

In 2013 the United States Breast feeding Committee In 2013 the United States Breast feeding Committee
identified birth KC as the first strategy to increase BF.identified birth KC as the first strategy to increase BF.

Immediate KC SummaryImmediate KC Summary

Mother-infant dyads who received KC Mother-infant dyads who received KC
immediately after birth showed:immediately after birth showed:

more affectionate contact behaviors,more affectionate contact behaviors,

more infants went to breast more infants went to breast
spontaneously,spontaneously,

more time spent with their mothers. more time spent with their mothers.

only positive outcomes to date as no only positive outcomes to date as no
adverse findings have been reported.adverse findings have been reported.

AT BIRTH,AT BIRTH,
the brain has the brain has
TWO TWO
CRITICAL CRITICAL
SENSORY SENSORY
NEEDS:NEEDS:
SMELL & CONTACTSMELL & CONTACT
connect direct to the amygdala connect direct to the amygdala

Oxytocin Effects of Birth KC
Gordon and Zagoory-Sharon and Feldman,
2010 – 10 studies:
Oxytocin in 1
st
3 hrs persists for days,
oxytocin in 1
st
3 hrs after birth predicts positive
interactions at 1 yr (Bystrova, 2009)
Oxytocin in 1
st
3 days predicts disclosure and
closeness at 16 yrs of age
Fathers have oxytocin surges too and oxytocin
increases sense of responsibility for infant.

Oxytocin EffectsOxytocin Effects

Oxytocin goes to 14 different places in the Oxytocin goes to 14 different places in the
brain and the first place it goes to is the brain and the first place it goes to is the
MEDULLA OBLONGATA to STABILIZE MEDULLA OBLONGATA to STABILIZE
vital signs and Switch the brain from vital signs and Switch the brain from
stress functioning to parasympathetic stress functioning to parasympathetic
(contentment, calm, safety, security) (contentment, calm, safety, security)
functioning (Uvnas-Moberg, et al. 2005)functioning (Uvnas-Moberg, et al. 2005)

Oxytocin and the AmygdalaOxytocin and the Amygdala

Two sides of amygdala: right and leftTwo sides of amygdala: right and left

Right is seat of contentment, calm, compassion, Right is seat of contentment, calm, compassion,
sympathy, empathy, love, and reading faces of sympathy, empathy, love, and reading faces of
others to know to approach or withdraw - KC others to know to approach or withdraw - KC
starts these pathwaysstarts these pathways

Left is seat of anger, hostility, fear, violence, Left is seat of anger, hostility, fear, violence,
poor attachments, inability to read facespoor attachments, inability to read faces

Long-term effects ofLong-term effects of
OXYTOCINOXYTOCIN

Anxiolytic-like effectAnxiolytic-like effect

Increased pain thresholdIncreased pain threshold

Decreased inflammationDecreased inflammation

Lowered bloodpressureLowered bloodpressure

Lowered cortisol levelsLowered cortisol levels

Increased vagal nerve tone (GI hormones)Increased vagal nerve tone (GI hormones)

Facilitated learning (conditioned avoidance)Facilitated learning (conditioned avoidance)

Increased weight gain (females)Increased weight gain (females)

Increased rate of wound healingIncreased rate of wound healing
With permission from Kerstin Uvnäs Moberg

Baby with desire to nestBaby with desire to nest

Artificial nestingArtificial nesting

Artificial nestingArtificial nesting

Blanket nestingBlanket nesting

Nesting and flexionNesting and flexion

Natural nestingNatural nesting

Research moves at a snails paceResearch moves at a snails pace

Original KC in AmericaOriginal KC in America

Original KC in AmericaOriginal KC in America

Newspaper report in 1989Newspaper report in 1989

Anne Geddes’ view of KCAnne Geddes’ view of KC

Mother and baby togetherMother and baby together

Mom
and
baby

My babiesMy babies

Co-Bedding in the NAVYCo-Bedding in the NAVY

Nurses Were to:Nurses Were to:
“Put the Patient in the Best “Put the Patient in the Best
Position for Nature to Act Position for Nature to Act
Upon Him”Upon Him”
Florence Nightingale Florence Nightingale
(1859/1969)(1859/1969)

Israeli mom in KCIsraeli mom in KC

Columbia: RDS and KCColumbia: RDS and KC

Maternal cortisols before and after KCMaternal cortisols before and after KC

Mom sleeping Mom sleeping
in KCin KC

AAP Breastfeeding GuidelinesAAP Breastfeeding Guidelines

For PRETERM infants:For PRETERM infants:

Recommendation #3, pg. 500 relates: Recommendation #3, pg. 500 relates:
““Additional recommendations for high risk infants. Hospitals and Additional recommendations for high risk infants. Hospitals and
physicians should recommend human milk for premature and other physicians should recommend human milk for premature and other
high risk infants either by direct breastfeeding and/or using the high risk infants either by direct breastfeeding and/or using the
mother’s own expressed milk. Maternal support and education on mother’s own expressed milk. Maternal support and education on
BF and milk expression should be provided from the earliest time. BF and milk expression should be provided from the earliest time.
Mother-infant skin-to-skin contactMother-infant skin-to-skin contact and direct breastfeeding and direct breastfeeding
should be encouraged as early as feasibleshould be encouraged as early as feasible.”.”
American Academy of Pediatrics, Section on Breastfeeding. 2005. Breastfeeding and the Use of Human Milk Policy Statement. Pediatrics American Academy of Pediatrics, Section on Breastfeeding. 2005. Breastfeeding and the Use of Human Milk Policy Statement. Pediatrics
115(2), 496-506.115(2), 496-506.

KC for BF in PretermsKC for BF in Preterms

The AAP website has a Hospital Policy, which is a The AAP website has a Hospital Policy, which is a
sample hospital policy for integration of the new sample hospital policy for integration of the new
recommendations by the CDC for KC to begin within 1 recommendations by the CDC for KC to begin within 1
minute of birth and continue for 60 minutes for all healthy minute of birth and continue for 60 minutes for all healthy
term infants, and for healthy preterm infants. This term infants, and for healthy preterm infants. This
recommendation is assumed to be part of the 2014 recommendation is assumed to be part of the 2014
exclusive breast milk feeding mandate for healthy infants exclusive breast milk feeding mandate for healthy infants
by the Joint Commission(JCAHO 2009, 2013) by the Joint Commission(JCAHO 2009, 2013)
(AWHONN< 2013; Romano, 2010;The Joint (AWHONN< 2013; Romano, 2010;The Joint
Commission, 2012)Commission, 2012)
(See also the mPINC materials from CDCP on KC Bib).(See also the mPINC materials from CDCP on KC Bib).

Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine, Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine,
Protocol #12: BF the PrematureProtocol #12: BF the Premature

V: “A. Support mother to initiate kangaroo V: “A. Support mother to initiate kangaroo
care as early as possible in hospital(ABM, care as early as possible in hospital(ABM,
2004c, p. 8)2004c, p. 8)

““B. Skin-to-skin contact…may facilitate B. Skin-to-skin contact…may facilitate
the establishment of the milk supply” (p.8-the establishment of the milk supply” (p.8-
9)9)

““C. Educate mothers that early feeding C. Educate mothers that early feeding
behaviors will emerge during skin-to-skin behaviors will emerge during skin-to-skin
holding…” p. 9)holding…” p. 9)

www.bfmed.org/ace-files/protocol/NICUGradProtocol.pdfwww.bfmed.org/ace-files/protocol/NICUGradProtocol.pdf

Pain Guidelines: AAP Prevention and Pain Guidelines: AAP Prevention and
Management of Pain in the Neonate: An Management of Pain in the Neonate: An
Update (2007)Update (2007)
Reducing pain from bedside care Reducing pain from bedside care
procedures:procedures:

““2. Use of …non-pharmacologic pain-2. Use of …non-pharmacologic pain-
reduction methods (nonnutritive sucking, reduction methods (nonnutritive sucking,
kangaroo care, facilitated tucking, kangaroo care, facilitated tucking,
swaddling, developmental care) should be swaddling, developmental care) should be
used for minor routine procedures”used for minor routine procedures”(2007, ___ New (2007, ___ New
Neonatal AAP Pain Management Recommendations, Neonatal Netw 26(2), p 135). Based on Neonatal AAP Pain Management Recommendations, Neonatal Netw 26(2), p 135). Based on
AAP & Canadian Pediatric Society (2006), Pediatrics, 118(15), 2231-2241. AAP & Canadian Pediatric Society (2006), Pediatrics, 118(15), 2231-2241.

AAP Pain Guidelines 2007AAP Pain Guidelines 2007

““Inclusion of the family in pain Inclusion of the family in pain
management is encouraged.”management is encouraged.”
American Academy of Pediatrics & American Academy of Pediatrics &
American Pain Society, 2001. The American Pain Society, 2001. The
assessment and management of acute assessment and management of acute
pain in infants, children, and adolescents. pain in infants, children, and adolescents.
Pediatrics 108(3), 793-797.Pediatrics 108(3), 793-797.

2011 ARP2011 ARP

Healthy infants who do not need Healthy infants who do not need
resuscitationresuscitation should should (NOT CAN, as it (NOT CAN, as it
was in 2006) be placed in skin-to-skin was in 2006) be placed in skin-to-skin
contact for thermoregulation and non-contact for thermoregulation and non-
separation. Zaichkin, 2011, Feb. issue of separation. Zaichkin, 2011, Feb. issue of
Neonatal Network; Kattwinkel, 2011, Neonatal Network; Kattwinkel, 2011,
Circulation). Circulation).
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