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Perceived Incentives and Barriers to Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Periurban Ghanaian Women

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Perceived Incentives and Barriers to Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Periurban Ghanaian Women

Auteurs : Gloria E. Otoo ; Anna A. Lartey ; Rafael Pérez-Escamilla

Source :

Journal of Human Lactation [ 0890-3344 ] ; 2009-02.

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KwdEn :
- Adjacent room, Breast, Breast abscesses, Breast milk, Breast milk production, Breastfeed, Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding infant, Breastfeeding women, Certain foods, Community level, Complementary foods, Conceptual framework, Cultural factors, Early availability, Early infant, Eastern region, Environmental factors, Exclusive breastfeeding, Fgds, Field notes, Focus group, Focus group discussions, Focus groups, General consensus, Ghanaian, Health centers, Infant, Infant factors, Infant formula, Insufficient milk, Lact, Major motivation, Maternal employment, Nipple, Nipple problems, Nutritional sciences, Other foods, Other hand, Participant, Periurban, Periurban community, Periurban ghanaian women, Pregnant women, Public health nutr, Riing, Riing project, Sore nipples, Study coordinator, Supplement breast milk, Voluntary counseling, World health organization, Yilo krobo districts.
Teeft :
- Adjacent room, Breast, Breast abscesses, Breast milk, Breast milk production, Breastfeed, Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding infant, Breastfeeding women, Certain foods, Community level, Complementary foods, Conceptual framework, Cultural factors, Early availability, Early infant, Eastern region, Environmental factors, Exclusive breastfeeding, Fgds, Field notes, Focus group, Focus group discussions, Focus groups, General consensus, Ghanaian, Health centers, Infant, Infant factors, Infant formula, Insufficient milk, Lact, Major motivation, Maternal employment, Nipple, Nipple problems, Nutritional sciences, Other foods, Other hand, Participant, Periurban, Periurban community, Periurban ghanaian women, Pregnant women, Public health nutr, Riing, Riing project, Sore nipples, Study coordinator, Supplement breast milk, Voluntary counseling, World health organization, Yilo krobo districts.

Abstract

Focus group discussions were conducted to elicit the perceived incentives and barriers to exclusive breastfeeding in Ghana. Thirty-five breastfeeding women were recruited from the Manya and Yilo Krobo districts of the eastern region. Participants had a mean age of 27.5 years and had at least one child < 4 months old. Almost all of the participants believed that exclusive breastfeeding is the superior infant feeding method and should be practiced for the first 6 months postpartum. However, there was widespread belief that infants can be given water if it is clean. Mothers reported that exclusive breastfeeding was easier when breast milk began to flow soon after delivery. The main obstacles to exclusive breastfeeding identified were maternal employment, breast and nipple problems, perceived milk insufficiency, and pressure from family. Addressing the concerns put forward by these participants can be used to enhance exclusive breastfeeding promotion in this region. J Hum Lact. 25(1):34-41.

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DOI: 10.1177/0890334408325072

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