[PDF] Top 20 Knowledge, attitude and techniques of breastfeeding among Nigerian mothers from a semi urban community

... of breastfeeding postures was also included in the ...latching techniques were summarized using descrip- tive statistics of frequency and ...regarding knowledge and attitude about ... See full document

... to breastfeeding [9]. however, a 15 year cohort study of mothers in Australia showed that mothers that breastfed their children for more than four months were less likely to perpetuate child abuse ... See full document

... Employed mothers typically find that returning to work is a significant barrier to ...for breastfeeding or expressing milk, have no place to store expressed breast milk, are unable to find child care ... See full document

... conducted among young female adults who had just recently graduated from ter- tiary institutions in Nigeria, and enrolled into the mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme in Ibadan, the capital ... See full document

... This community based cross-sectional study was conducted by the department of obstetrics and gynaecology at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna from 1st January’ 2016 to 30 th June ...in ... See full document

... the knowledge, attitude and awareness on the use of cotton buds among the people of Bida ...a community based cross sectional descriptive study carried out among people of Bida ... See full document

... This community based cross-sectional descriptive study using ‘recall since birth’ method was conducted in April 2015, to assess Knowledge, Attitude and Practice towards exclusive breastfeeding ... See full document

... primipara mothers. Most of the females’ attitude towards use of family planning method was satisfactory but it is their husbands or in laws’ who ...the knowledge and practice of ... See full document

... BACKGROUND: Breastfeeding is one of the most effective ways to ensure child health and ...continued breastfeeding up to the age of two years, about 800 000 child lives would be saved every year objective: ... See full document

... The main reason for termination of the breastfeeding practice being 'insufficient milk' (43.9%) raises the question of whether mothers have been given adequate education and support to e[r] ... See full document

... milk. Breastfeeding is the most natural ...of knowledge regarding breast feeding among ...that mothers were not having adequate knowledge regarding breast ...the knowledge ... See full document

... the knowledge, attitude and practices of mothers attending a south Indian hospital towards ...on mothers of children, attending outpatient department of a tertiary care hospital, SRM Medical ... See full document

... evaluate breastfeeding knowledge and attitudes of nursing students while they were enrolled in the nursing ...data from a convenience sample of 113 nursing ...adequate knowledge and positive ... See full document

... of breastfeeding, its prevalence has remained low ...the knowledge, attitude, and perception toward breastfeeding among primigravida mothers and factors determining ... See full document

... Data processing and analysis Data analysis was carried out in June with the aid of IBM Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 20 for Windows and reported using, tables and prose. The process for the ... See full document

... The knowledge and awareness of antenatal vaccination is approximately 70-80 % of the ...of mothers are not aware that immunization can be done during minor ailments and after minor adverse ...to ... See full document

... exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life, and later also up to the age of two years breastmilk continues to be the essential most nutrition source along with complementary ...of ... See full document

... Regarding knowledge of EBF, respondent were more knowledgeable about benefits to infants than benefits to ...to mothers, they could be increasingly motivated to practice EBF and this could be a tipping ... See full document

... families, educational institutions, health institutions, governments, international agencies, food industry and the global community [11]. Although obesity sometimes runs in families, part of the family trends ... See full document

... of knowledge, attitude and willingness to use ...Respondents knowledge was graded into good and poor using composite scores attained from all the knowledge areas tested while ... See full document