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Dad says hospital charged $39.35 for skin-to-skin contact with newborn - ABC7 Chicago
So, I didn't know skin to skin contact carried a charge on a bill- What the f***?! : r/nursing
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Utah Dad Posts Hospital Bill with Fee for Skin-to-Skin Contact After Son's Birth | MyCentralOregon.com
This Is Why That Hospital Charged A Family $40 To 'Hold' Their Newborn Baby | HuffPost Life
Hospital Charges Family For Holding the Baby | POPSUGAR Family
Doula's Viral Post Explains Why Hospitals Charge For Skin-To-Skin Contact | HuffPost Life
A Hospital Charged This Couple To Hold THEIR OWN BABY | HerFamily.ie
Apparently, hospitals in the United States actually charge new moms to hold their baby for a couple minutes after giving birth. MURICA! - 9GAG
Utah Dad Posts Hospital Bill With Nearly $40 Fee for Skin-to-Skin Contact After Son's Birth - ABC News
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Utah father says he was charged for 'skin to skin' contact with newborn | Fox News
Hospitals charge new parents for “skin to skin” contact.
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Doula explains why hospital charged parents $39 to hold newborn in viral post - CBS News
Hospitals charge new parents for “skin to skin” contact.
Couple 'charged for skin to skin contact with baby' after c-section
Kangaroo care in Spain: Spanish region pioneers law for skin-to-skin contact between mother and newborn | Life in Spain | EL PAÍS English Edition
New dad charged for 'skin to skin' contact after holding baby son in hospital delivery room
ABC News: Hospital Charges $40 To Allow Parents To Hold Their Baby - Moore Law Firm
New father's post goes viral after he notices charge for 'skin to skin' contact - Deseret News
