Options for interaction between parents and premature babies in the intensive care unit

• Elizaveta I. Sukhanova

Abstract

The article evaluates the modern trends in the humanization of the medical approach to caring for premature babies in neonatal intensive care units. It suggests options for interacting with the mother (parents) and the baby.

Keywords:mother-newborn interaction in the neonatal intensive care units; mother-baby contact in the neonatal intensive care units; family support in the neonatal intensive care units

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