Clinical Pearl: The Efficacy of Teaching Postpartum Mothers Proper Infant Positioning for Breast Feeding and Skin-to-Skin.

The article focuses on evaluating the effectiveness of a program aimed at preventing Sudden Unexpected Postnatal Collapse (SUPC) through Proper Infant Positioning (PIP) training for mothers. Topics include the methodology involving anonymous surveys among postpartum mothers to assess their confidence and skills after receiving PIP training, revealing positive outcomes.