.International Association for the Study of Pain defines pain as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage or described in terms of such damage. Sucrose has been shown to be effective. Breast feeding is effective, but has only been reported to be used for pain control in full-term neonates. Premature infants are not being breast fed during the days when most invasive procedures are carried out as they may not have the developmental maturity. It is proposed that it may be the contact of breast feeding, and not the breast milk per se, which is efficacious in decreasing pain . Thus for the preterm group, KMC would be a cost effective analgesic and provide mothers a greater sense of responsibility for their sick babies. Studies have compared the effect of KMC and oral sucrose on pain response in neonates and show that KMC acts synergistically with other nonpharmacological modalities in reducing pain . Multiple studies have shown the benefits of Kangaroo mother care and oral Sucrose on neonatal pain reduction.