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The Use of Nonnutritive Sucking to Facilitate Oral Feeding in a Term Infant: A Single Case Study Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 03/05/2012

Harding C et al. – This study is unique in that it explored the issues involved with a term infant who had complex needs that impacted on feeding development. It is important because many practitioners use nonnutritive sucking with infants who have complex needs.

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