[PDF] Top 20 Impact of video assisted teaching exclusive breast feeding, on knowledge, attitude and practice of working lactating mothers

... adequate knowledge and favorable attitude on breastfeeding, the mothers perceived poor milk secretion (41%) and more working hours 24% as major difficulties in practicing ...90% mothers ... See full document

... Most of the occupational hazards at work are preventable and the primary prevention approach is the most effective strategy for eliminating and control of these hazards. The primary prevention strategy greatly relied on ... See full document

... Breastfeeding knowledge, attitude and practice among mothers in Hail district, north western Saudi ...Limited knowledge addressing the breastfeeding issues during ... See full document

... %) mothers gave colostrum, however a small number of mothers considered colostrum to be expired breast milk and discarded it ...of mothers, 91.8 %, knew the importance of EBF, and 87.3 % of ... See full document

... the mothers, and love and affection of the mother for her baby develops psychological ...frequent breast feeding stimulates the production and ejection ...reflexes. Feeding habits and ... See full document

... factors. Knowledge, atti- tude, and practice are the most dominant and signi fi cant factors in the dynamicity of society ’ s level of ...Accordingly, mothers ’ characteristics, knowledge, ... See full document

... innovative video film on the knowledge of no-scalpel vasectomy among 30 male partners of eligible couples in west ...the knowledge of NSV, which showed that the video was ...their ... See full document

... 2018. Knowledge and attitude of the patients who were admitted in the Department of Obstetrics and ...were knowledge, attitude, practice and preferences of contraceptive ... See full document

... The mothers should be encouraged and reinforced about the benefits of breastfeeding for both baby and ...more breast feeding ...the attitude and practice in the area and help them to ... See full document

... Knowledge of the advantages of breast milk, a positive attitude towards feeding, and experience with a previous child seem to be important factors in mothers' choice of an infant-feeding[r] ... See full document

... inadequate exclusive breastfeeding knowledge, in contrary to an Indian study, which declared an overall adequate knowledge for the majority of students to exclusive breast ...inadequate ... See full document

... frequent feeding with safe and adequate amounts of local ...complementary feeding practices are determined by a number of factors often out of her immediate control including local water and food ... See full document

... 100 working mothers, and 100 non-working ...25 working mothers and 25 non- working mothers were selected from each of the four ...visiting mothers in their ... See full document

... of mothers in experimental group and 75% in control group had inadequate knowledge and 65% of mothers in experimental group and 70% in control group had poor practice on identification and ... See full document

... Kostandy,Ludington,Cong & Abouelfettoh (2012), conducted a study to assess the effectiveness of Kangaroo Mother Care in reducing pain in infants .A prospective study randomized cross over study with 10 pre term ... See full document

... move working class lactating mothers to either accept or reject the practice of ...the mothers do believe that if breast milk is expressed to the ground, the baby will die and ... See full document

... of exclusive breastfeeding is the single most cost-effective intervention to reduce infant mortality in developing ...countries. Exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months has greater benefit than ... See full document

... were examined and data were recorded in the pretested interview schedule on the spot. Later on data entry and analysis were performed in computer using SPSS 15. 14 Data were presented by means of tables and text. ... See full document

... Complementary feeding is defined as the process when breast milk alone is no longer sufficient to meet the nutritional requirements of infants therefore other foods and liquids are needed along with ... See full document

... 7 Knowledge of attitudes and practices associated with infant feeding forms an essential first step for any „need- felt‟ intervention program designed to bring about positive behavioral change in infant ... See full document