I check their baby thoroughly, and reassure them gently that nothing seems wrong (unless there is something wrong, or the baby has reflux). I mention Ngala. I ask about their community support, child health nurse etc.
Often (if we have beds) I'll admit them "for observation", mainly so the mum can have a bit of time with the paeds nurses, who can speak gently and reassuringly to them over the course of several hours.
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Date: 2005-05-11 05:39 am (UTC)From:Often (if we have beds) I'll admit them "for observation", mainly so the mum can have a bit of time with the paeds nurses, who can speak gently and reassuringly to them over the course of several hours.