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Preface

Introduction

Acknowledgements

Chapter 1: Normal Sucking and Swallowing

Chapter 2: Breastfeeding and Perinatal Neuroscience

Chapter 3: Impact of Birth Practices on Infant Suck

Chapter 4: How Infants Learn to Feed: A Neurobehavioral Model

Chapter 5: Infant-Maternal Breastfeeding Conversation: Helping when they Lose the Thread

Chapter 6: The Goldilocks Problem: Milk flow that is not too fast, not too slow, but just right, OR Why Milk Flow Matters and What to Do About it

Chapter 7: Breastfeeding Preterm Infants

Chapter 8: The Influence of Anatomical and Structural Issues on Sucking Skills

Chapter 9: Minimally Invasive Treatment for Posterior Tongue-tie (The Hidden Tongue-tie)

Chapter 10: Sensory Integration and Breastfeeding

Chapter 11: Neurological Issues and Breastfeeding

Chapter 12: Therapeutic Positioning for Breastfeeding

Chapter 13: Counseling Mothers of Infants with Feeding Difficulties