Investigation of the Effects of Early Skin-to-Skin Contact on Mother and Baby in Cesarean Births

"Salivary cortisol sampling from mothers, pain assessment (VAS), and measurement of physiological findings will be done at the following 3 measurement times. (1)Before transfer to the operating room (OR) (2)1 hour (h) after admission to the post-op room (PR) (3)at least 1 h after admission to the maternity ward (MW) The stress levels of the newborns will be assessed using the Neonatal Stress Scale at the following 4 measurement times, the heart rate and O2 saturation will be measured and recorded.~1. At least 5 min after the initiation of SSC in the OR~2. During the Hep-B vaccination in the PR~3. At least 30 min after SSC after admission to the MW~4. At least 24 h after birth in the MW, at least 30 min after SSC. The success of the newborn sucking will be assessed using the LATCH at the following 3 measurement times.~(1) At least 5 min after the initiation of SSC in the OR (2)At least 1 h after admission to the MW, during SSC (3)At least 24 h after birth in the MW during SSC."

"SC sampling from mothers, pain assessment (VAS), and measurement of physiological findings will be done at the following 3 measurement times. (1)Before transfer to the OR (2)1 hour (h) after admission to the PR (3)At least 1 h after admission to the MW.~The stress levels of newborns will be assessed using the Neonatal Stress Scale at the following 4 measurement times, and heart rate and oxygen saturation will be measured and recorded.~(1)At least 5 min after birth under radiant heater in the baby care room (BCR) (2)At least 10 min after being taken to the BCR during Hep-B vaccination under radiant heater (3)At least 5 min after being admitted to the maternity ward after SSC (4)5 min after being held in the mother's arms Newborn sucking success will be assessed using LATCH at the following 3 measurement times.~(1)At least 5 min after starting SSC in the post-op care unit (2)During SSC after being admitted to the MW (3)At least 24 h after being held in the mother's arms in the MW."