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   countries such as Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, Eng land, and the United States have provided qualitative evidence on women’s experiences of breastfeeding in

2. internationalbreastfeedingjournal.biomedcentral.comBreastfeeding practices and associations with pregnancy, ...

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   • Study Design and Setting
   • Sample and Recruitment
   • Data Collection Procedures
   • Measures
   • Analysis

   A cross-sectional telephone/online survey was conducted between October 2019 and April 2020 with women who had recently given birth in the Hunter New England Local Health District, New South Wales (NSW), Australia.

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   Participants

   Women who had participated in a previous study during their pregnancy were invited to participate. Details of the previous study's methods are described elsewhere . Women were eligible for inclusion in this postnatal survey if they: had consented to be followed up after birth in the previous study, were 18 years of age or older, had given birth between 8 and 21 weeks prior, had a level of English proficiency that enabled them to undertake the survey unaided and had not had an adverse preg...

   Recruitment procedure

   Each week during the study period, 60 women from the eligible sample were mailed an information statement outlining the purpose of the study and inviting them to participate. The information statement included a toll free or freephone number that women could call to decline participation in the survey. One week after the information statement was mailed, non-Aboriginal women were contacted via telephone and invited to participate in a Computer Assisted Telephone Interview (CATI). Women who de...

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   Both the telephone and online surveys were developed using REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) electronic data capture tools [28, 29]. The telephone survey was conducted by trained and experienced female interviewers and the survey was pilot tested before use. Aboriginal women were given the choice of undertaking the survey with an Aboriginal...

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   Women’s demographic and pregnancy characteristics

   Women’s residential postcode, age, pregnancy risk level, pregnancy outcome and the infants' date of birth were obtained via the woman’s electronic medical record. Women reported the following characteristics as part of the initial survey during pregnancy: marital status, highest level of education, whether this was their first pregnancy, and smoking status and alcohol consumption during pregnancy (using the validated Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test Consumption (AUDIT-C) tool [30, 31...

   Women’s intention to breastfeed and breastfeeding practices

   Women were asked ‘Did you plan to breastfeed your baby?’ (yes; no; don’t know), followed by ‘Are you currently breastfeeding your baby?’ (yes – exclusively; yes – breastfeeding and formula feeding; yes – breastfeeding and commenced solid foods; no; don’t know). The following definition of exclusive breastfeeding was provided to women who asked for clarity on the definition of exclusive breastfeeding: ‘Exclusively breastfeeding means that the infant receives only breast milk. No other liquids...

   Reasons for not initiating breastfeeding or breastfeeding cessation

   To assess women’s reasons for not initiating breastfeeding, women were asked in an open-ended question: ‘We know there are many reasons for not breastfeeding. Why did you decide not to?’ Women who initiated breastfeeding but had ceased breastfeeding prior to participating in the survey were asked in an open ended question ‘We know there are many reasons for moving on from breastfeeding. Why did you move on?’. Responses were not prompted and women could nominate multiple reasons.

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   Data analysis was conducted using SAS 9.3 (SAS Institute, Cary, NC) . As per Table 2 condensed categories were created for maternal age, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin, highest level of education completed and reasons for breastfeeding cessation. Responses of 'don't know' were classified as 'no'. Categorisation of reasons for breastfe...

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3. internationalbreastfeedingjournal.biomedcentral.comHelpful and challenging aspects of breastfeeding in public ...

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   2020年5月12日 · Nine themes captured challenges to breastfeed in public with the following ranked in the top five across countries: ‘unwanted attention’; ‘no comfortable place to sit’; ‘environment not suitable’; ‘awkward audience’ and ‘not wearing appropriate clothing’.

4. internationalbreastfeedingjournal.biomedcentral.comBreastfeeding practices and associations with pregnancy, ...

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   The aims of this study were to: i) describe women’s reported intention to breastfeed and their subsequent breastfeed-ing practices; ii) describe women’s reported reasons for breastfeeding cessation prior to the infant being five months of age; and iii) examine associations between these factors and maternal, pregnancy and infant characteristics.

5. internationalbreastfeedingjournal.biomedcentral.comFirst-time mothers’ experiences of receiving proactive ...

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   2022年4月22日 · Background. The RUBY randomised controlled trial was found to be effective in promoting breastfeeding continuation, in the setting of a high income country, through a program of proactive telephone-based peer support in the first 6 months postpartum.

6. internationalbreastfeedingjournal.biomedcentral.comUnderstanding breastfeeding behaviours: a cross-sectional ...

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   2020年12月2日 · Four factors showed no association with infant feeding mode in Australia while they did in the other countries (maternal age, income, skin-to-skin contact, support from friends and family). Two factors were unique to Australia: the odds of being in the ‘no breastfeeding’ group increased when the baby was delivered via caesarean ...

7. internationalbreastfeedingjournal.biomedcentral.comUnderstanding breastfeeding behaviours: a cross-sectional ...

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   Abstract. Background: Breastfeeding is a complex behaviour relying on a combination of individual mother and infant characteristics, health systems, and family, community and professional support. Optimal breastfeeding in high-income countries is particularly low.