A growing number of hospitals in Canada are becoming "baby friendly," a designation developed by the World Health Organization and brought to Canada by The Breastfeeding Committee for Canada. 

It's common practice for conventional deliveries: baby is placed on mom's bare chest, immediately after birth. But for babies born by caesarian section, "skin to skin" in the operating room hasn't usually been an option. Until now.

A Utah couple was shocked to find out they'd been charged $39.95 for "skin to skin after C-sec" following their son's recent delivery.