[PDF] Top 20 FIRST TIME EXPECTANT FATHERS’ PERSPECTIVES ON BREASTFEEDING

... for breastfeeding is one of the three main strategies identified by UNICEF and WHO for increasing breastfeeding rates (UNCF, ...of breastfeeding could be very helpful in increasing ... See full document

... the first few ...the first few weeks that access to audio-visual facilities in the hospi- tals was inconsistent and unreliable at all but one of the hospitals, which placed the peer facilitators under ... See full document

... the first routine antenatal visit (between 9–15 weeks gestational age) 835 women were invited to participate by their midwives, who informed them about the project and handed out a leaflet with written information ... See full document

... explore fathers’ attitudes and knowledge about breastfeeding ...[13–16]. Fathers appear to hold complex and sometimes contradictory views on ...most fathers hold positive views towards ... See full document

... I first interviewed Desiree and Chris via video-chat because I was trying to squeeze in their interview before I went into labor with my second child. I later interviewed them in their home: a relatively new, ... See full document

... involve expectant fa- thers in ANC, policy makers and health workers must ensure that women are able to decide whether and when their partner joins them in ANC ...engaging fathers without com- promising ... See full document

... A purposive sample of 14 men were recruited from the Foetal Medicine Unit of a large teaching hospital in London which serves a large Asian and Afro-Caribbean population. The main investigator approached the men when ... See full document

... find breastfeeding a difficult phase ...the first- time mother, feeling of being present (9% or 7%) and no answer ...the fathers had discussed with the mother of their child their opinion ... See full document

... Also worthy of note is that children came to reproduce or contest these displays of idealised intimacy and physical activity as intimate fathering practice, indicating role as agentic cultural producers (Prout, 2005). ... See full document

... the fathers interviewed is that they reacted to their emotional stress with violence and would have liked to have been informed about the existence of the Leeds support centre before the violence erupted; the men ... See full document

... Paternal time spent on childcare has increased (Dermott, 2008; Lewis & Lamb, 2007; O'Brien, 2005) and, thanks to the introduction of shared parental leave in 2015, fathers in Britain arguably have more ... See full document

... generally limited. For example, in the latter study it was found that most of the fathers were not involved in the care of their malnourished children, as this was left as a responsibility of female family ... See full document

... Conclusions Grounded theory methodology was the research approach used to explore the reality of breastfeeding during the first three months following birth for nine first-time mothers..[r] ... See full document

... breastfeeding plays a protective role and may possibly reduce the magnitude of poor outcome of anaemia on pregnancy and child survival. This was more evident among the LIC who continue breastfeeding with ... See full document

... exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months in 2015-16 was ...and Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India (BPNI), achieving the goals of breast feeding are still far from ...supports breastfeeding through ... See full document

... WHO breastfeeding recommenda- tion and its association with the antenatal intention to ...of breastfeeding [16-18], exploration of the factors influencing the intention may help health workers to address ... See full document

... successful breastfeeding, Susin and Giugliani found that mothers would like more help from their partners, but were sometimes unclear what type of help they wished to receive ...most fathers wanted to help ... See full document

... less time as a couple since their baby’s birth but it was striking that for many men – both those interviewed individually and with their partners - their primary support and confi- dante continued to be their ... See full document

... The minimum sample size was calculated with an inten- tion to detect a minimum difference of 10 percentage points in caesarean section rate (the major outcome for the study) between the groups at 80% power and 5% level ... See full document

... a time- intensive process, requiring sufficient sustained contact with women to understand more exactly what their informational and other needs are and respond to these ...with breastfeeding expertise may ... See full document