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Swaddling or nesting for pain in newborns

StressNon Pharmacological InterventionNewborn Diseases

This study tests if gently wrapping (swaddling) or positioning (nesting) your baby helps reduce pain and stress while they are on breathing support. It's for newborns who are breathing fast but otherwise healthy.

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Phase
N/A
Enrollment
100 people
Ages
birth to 4 weeks
Study type
Interventional

Who can take part

  • Your baby was born after 35 weeks and weighed more than 4.4 pounds (2000 grams) at birth.
  • Your baby needs a special breathing machine (nasal CPAP or non-invasive ventilator) to help them breathe.
  • You (the parent) agree to let your baby be part of this study.
  • Your baby has a condition called 'transient tachypnea of the newborn' – fast breathing that usually goes away with time.
  • The mother didn't take steroid or narcotic medications during pregnancy, and your baby doesn't have other serious medical issues like infections, birth defects, or severe low calcium levels.

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