Compar?son of Wh?te No?se and Massage Appl?cat?on Methods on the Col?cky Infants Aged 0-12-Months*

Melike Yavas Celik (1) , Şenay Çetinkaya (2)
(1) , Turkey
(2) (PhD) Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Nursing, Child Health and Nursing (Professor Doctor), Çukurova University, Adana, Turkey , Turkey

Abstract

Objectives: The study was planned to the white noise or massage treatments in reducing colic which determine experimentally that a more effective method. 


Methods: The 0-12 months age babies and their families who come to the 500 Evler Health Center in the city of Gaziantep would form the system. The sampling had formed of 90 babies in the 0-12 months age who were colic diagnosed, who were crying daily more than 3 hours, who during routine medical examination had passed the hearing test, who were having no physiological problems. These 90 babies would be separated into three groups by a randomly selecting method. As data collecting means, The Patient Consent Form, The Family Descriptive Information Form, The Baby Descriptive Information Form, The Crying Features Information Form, The Colic Baby Diary Form I/II/III, A CD player, The White Noise CD, The Baby Massage Education CD, Infantile Colic Scale to was used.


 


Results: While babies of screaming (194.38 hours), crying (252.45 hours), stay awake (828.31 hours) times in the control group and babies of screaming (115.48 hours), crying (226.79 hours), stay awake (759.07 hours) times in the massage group, babies of screaming (65.79 hours), crying (117.17 hours), stay awake (489.00 hours) times in the white noise group were found less than those in other groups (p<0.01).


Conclusions: Consequently, it was established that white noise CD affected the babies positively and it was an effective and usable tool for calming down the babies.


 

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Melike Yavas Celik
Şenay Çetinkaya
Celik, M. Y., & Çetinkaya, Şenay . (2023). Compar?son of Wh?te No?se and Massage Appl?cat?on Methods on the Col?cky Infants Aged 0-12-Months*. Jour Med Resh and Health Sci, 6(12), 2928–2944. https://doi.org/10.52845/JMRHS/2023-6-12-8
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