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[Childbirth support by children's nurses from the mother and baby welfare protection service]
Madeleine Collombier1, Valérie Sieudat1
1c/o Soins Pédiatrie-Puériculture, Elsevier Masson, 65 rue Camille-Desmoulins, 92442 Issy-les-Moulineaux cedex, France.
As the stay in maternity hospitals gets shorter, parents often feel helpless upon their return home. It is therefore necessary to identify resource professionals to help them on the continuation of the care pathway. The children's nurses from the mother and infant welfare protection service, a frontline service accessible to everyone, provide their expertise to meet the basic needs of the child and support the parents in the development of their skills.
As the stay in maternity hospitals gets shorter, parents often feel helpless upon their return home. It is therefore necessary to identify resource professionals to help them on the continuation of the care pathway. The children's nurses from the mother and infant welfare protection service, a frontline service accessible to everyone, provide their expertise to meet the basic needs of the child and support the parents in the development of their skills.