Outcomes of early auditory, tactile, visual and vestibular (ATVV) stimulation in the adaptation to birth of the mother and child dyad

INTERVENTION: 1. Early stimulation of the newborn. The technique of auditory, tactile, visual and vestibular multi‐sensory stimulation (VCTA) is used. 2. This therapy performs the hearing of the stimulus with the voice of the mother, the touch of the stimulus with the realization of an ordered and sequential massage; Visual stimulation with visual contact with his mother and vestibular stimulation with slow movements in the arms of the mother 3. ATVV therapy is performed according to the Rice Protocol modified by White‐Traut and Contributors and lasts for 15 minutes. 4. Mothers received training in therapy by a nurse. A video was used to do the demonstration of each stimulation and neonatal behavioral responses showing pleasure with the stimulus. The video lasted 6 minutes. Then a recording gives continuous instructions to the mother step by step during the performance of the stimulation therapy 5. During the first application an understanding checklist is made 6. To promote adhesion, the mother is given a headset set with recorded instructions 7. At home, mothers performed therapy by listening to recorded instructions, twice a day for 7 days CONDITION: Ineffective breastfeeding postpartum depression PRIMARY OUTCOME: depression postpartum whith EPDS scale or Edinburg Postpartum Depression Scale Effective neonatal suckling ; The footage in the video of a moment of breastfeeding were observed. They are used to construct the indicator the following criteria: the amount of milk obtained by the method of double heavy. The time of suction effective, the number of suctions made and the construction of the saved stress for motherhood ; Measured with Being to Mother BaM‐13 version in Spanish SECONDARY OUTCOME: Development Measured observing the evolution of the characteristics of the oral suction Dyadic mutuality whith Code Mutuallity Dyadic Neonatal growth Using anthropometric measurements: weight, height and cephalometric perimeter quality of life using SF‐12 INCLUSION CRITERIA: New mothers Newborns full term Healthy dyads Newborns without congenital diseases Mothers who can read and write Dyadic without contraindications to breastfeeding Mothers with breastfeeding intentions at least the first month