… Early discharge was found to be most cost effective, higher maternal satisfaction rates and
lower breastfeeding cessation rates … To explore factors influencing primiparous women’s …

… benefits, breastfeeding rates drop precipitously soon after birth… breastfeed, an understanding
of the many factors affecting … termination of nonexclusive breastfeeding. Although still …

… during lactation was associated with a higher risk of exclusive … breastfeeding rates from
67.3% at hospital discharge to 47.3% and 27% within 120 and 180 days, respectively. Our rates …

… were breastfed during the first six months—one of the lowest rates in the world [16]. In Spain,
EBF rates during the first … Different factors influence the initiation of EBF, such as skin-to-skin …

… exclusivity rates vary. The UNICEF … after hospital discharge. Nursing support of BF mothers
may best be achieved via home visits ( Mejdoubi et al., 2014 ). Actively screening for factors …

… significant factors influencing the exclusive breastfeeding rate … Early breastfeeding termination
was usually linked to shorter … breastfed at 12 months, the overall breastfeeding prevalence …

… breastfeed, and commence EBF at delivery and at discharge, … continuing EBF in the early
postnatal period has been … prevalence and determinants of cessation of EBF in the early …

… Infants who are breastfed have lower rates of infection, better cognition, and a lower risk of …
%) women had established breastfeeding by the time they were discharged from the hospital (…

… breastfeeding rates in the first 2 months postpartum among Saudi mothers. Multiple factors
were associated with breastfeeding, and … during hospitalization and after discharge on both …

… the cessation of any or exclusive breastfeeding … incidence of DOL and analyse the factors
influencing DOL quantitatively through meta-analysis and to summarize the influencing factors …