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2023年11月6日 · Data on knowledge of health and nutrition, breastfeeding practices, breastfeeding family support, breastfeeding self-efficacy, and conflict frequency were collected via structured questionnaires from 372 caregiver-infant pairs.
A supportive environment for breastfeeding is crucial for women’s decision on exclusive breastfeeding and the psychological wellbeing of breastfeeding women. Interventions that target to promote exclusive breastfeeding should include both new mothers and significant family members.
- Breastfeeding Facilitators
- Breastfeeding Barriers
- Recommendations For Breastfeeding Promotion
Breastfeeding was a priority for all of the women interviewed. Women’s positive perceptions of breastfeeding constituted one of their greatest motivations for initiating breastfeeding. They believed that breastfeeding is an inherent part of motherhood and that it was an enjoyable experience to interact with the baby during breastfeeding. They there...
Women encountered difficulties in the breastfeeding journey that impeded their engagement in the practice. These barriers occurred on the individual, family and organizational levels. At the individual level, they reported not having the skills to breastfeed, which also caused them pain and discomfort. Breastfeeding women felt tired and trapped at ...
Women openly expressed their need for support from professionals regarding breastfeeding. Lacking direct support from health professionals, they tapped into their social networks and the internet for information.
2018年2月20日 · In this paper, we report on a systematic review of the literature that aimed to describe nursing and other health professional students’ knowledge and attitudes towards breastfeeding, and examine educational interventions designed to increase breastfeeding knowledge and attitudes amongst health professional students. Methods.
Ex-clusive breastfeeding (EBF) is defined as the infant receiving only breast milk, including expressed milk, and vitamin drops or medicine [3].
2017年2月10日 · 2) Reasons that accounted for mothers’ ability to breastfeed many times in a day. 3) Features of the mothers’ work that encourage or discourage breastfeeding in the manner taught by health professionals. 4) General issues within mothers’ environment that negatively or positively affect exclusive breastfeeding.
A mixed-methods study on the association of six-month predominant breastfeeding with socioecological factors and COVID-19 among experienced breastfeeding women in Hong Kong. John Kwan1†, Jimsyn Jia1†, Ka‐man Yip1, Hung‐kwan So1, Sophie S. F. Leung2, Patrick Ip1 and Wilfred H. S. Wong1* . Abstract. Background:
