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The First Hour After Birth: A Baby’s 9 Instinctive Stages
The first hours after birth are a developmentally distinct time for a baby and there are well documented short and long term physical and psychological advantages when a baby is held skin to skin during this time.

When a baby is in skin to skin contact after birth there are nine observable newborn stages, happening in a specific order, that are innate and instinctive for the baby. Within each of these stages, there are a variety of actions the baby may demonstrate.

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Relacionar Columnas 9 Stages of NewbornsVersión en línea The First Hour After Birth: A Baby’s 9 Instinctive Stages The first hours after birth are a developmentally distinct time for a baby and there are well documented short and long term physical and psychological advantages when a baby is held skin to skin during this time. When a baby is in skin to skin contact after birth there are nine observable newborn stages, happening in a specific order, that are innate and instinctive for the baby. Within each of these stages, there are a variety of actions the baby may demonstrate. por Bria Florell 1 8 2 3 3 2 4 1 5 9 6 5 7 7 8 4 9 6 SLEEP: The baby and sometimes the birthing person fall into a restful sleep. Babies usually fall asleep about 1.5 to 2 hours after birth. RELAXATION: During the relaxation stage, the newborn exhibits no mouth movements and the hands are relaxed. This stage usually begins when the birth cry has stopped. The baby is skin to skin with the birthing person and covered with a warm, dry towel or blanket. SUCKLING: During this stage, the newborn takes the nipple, self attaches, and suckles. This early experience of learning to breastfeed usually begins about an hour after birth. If the birthing person has had analgesia/anesthesia during labor, it may take more time with skin to skin for the baby to complete the stages and begin suckling. CRAWLING: The baby approaches the breast during this stage with short periods of action that result in reaching the breast and nipple. This stage usually begins about 35 minutes after birth. REST: At any point, the baby may rest. The baby may have periods of resting between periods of activity throughout the first hour or so after birth. FAMILIARIZATION: During this stage, the newborn becomes acquainted with the birthing person by licking the nipple and touching and massaging the breast. This stage usually begins around 45 minutes after birth and could last for 20 minutes or more. AWAKENING: During this stage, the newborn exhibits small thrusts of movement in the head and shoulders. This stage usually begins about 3 minutes after birth. The newborn in the awakening stage may exhibit head movements, open their eyes, show some mouth activity and might move their shoulders. ACTIVITY: During this stage, the newborn begins to make increased mouthing and sucking movements as the rooting reflex becomes more obvious. This stage usually begins about 8 minutes after birth THE BIRTH CRY: This distinctive cry occurs immediately after birth as the baby's lungs expand.

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The First Hour After Birth: A Baby’s 9 Instinctive Stages The first hours after birth are a developmentally distinct time for a baby and there are well documented short and long term physical and psychological advantages when a baby is held skin to skin during this time. When a baby is in skin to skin contact after birth there are nine observable newborn stages, happening in a specific order, that are innate and instinctive for the baby. Within each of these stages, there are a variety of actions the baby may demonstrate.

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SLEEP: The baby and sometimes the birthing person fall into a restful sleep. Babies usually fall asleep about 1.5 to 2 hours after birth.

RELAXATION: During the relaxation stage, the newborn exhibits no mouth movements and the hands are relaxed. This stage usually begins when the birth cry has stopped. The baby is skin to skin with the birthing person and covered with a warm, dry towel or blanket.

SUCKLING: During this stage, the newborn takes the nipple, self attaches, and suckles. This early experience of learning to breastfeed usually begins about an hour after birth. If the birthing person has had analgesia/anesthesia during labor, it may take more time with skin to skin for the baby to complete the stages and begin suckling.

CRAWLING: The baby approaches the breast during this stage with short periods of action that result in reaching the breast and nipple. This stage usually begins about 35 minutes after birth.

REST: At any point, the baby may rest. The baby may have periods of resting between periods of activity throughout the first hour or so after birth.

FAMILIARIZATION: During this stage, the newborn becomes acquainted with the birthing person by licking the nipple and touching and massaging the breast. This stage usually begins around 45 minutes after birth and could last for 20 minutes or more.

AWAKENING: During this stage, the newborn exhibits small thrusts of movement in the head and shoulders. This stage usually begins about 3 minutes after birth. The newborn in the awakening stage may exhibit head movements, open their eyes, show some mouth activity and might move their shoulders.

ACTIVITY: During this stage, the newborn begins to make increased mouthing and sucking movements as the rooting reflex becomes more obvious. This stage usually begins about 8 minutes after birth

THE BIRTH CRY: This distinctive cry occurs immediately after birth as the baby's lungs expand.

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