Attachment security has a significant influence on child social and emotional development.
When a mother works outside her home, her employment may compete with taking care of …

Abstract The Department of Health and Human Services has singled out the workplace as
one of the most important barriers to extended breastfeeding for women in the United States …

Introduction: The present study was done to find out duration of exclusivity of breast feeding
and growth patterns of infants among working and nonworking mothers in a tertiary care …

Background: One third of northern Thai indigenous children aged 0–5 years are stunted. To
address this, a Thai research group implemented a nutrition-sensitive agriculture (NSA) …

World health organization guideline recommend that continuous frequent and on-demand
breast feeding until two years of age and beyond is essential for the child as well as the …

Background: The first two years of life are a critical window for ensuring optimal child growth
and development. Delayed complementary feeding practice severely affects the physical …

Breastfeeding, particularly in the first half of infancy, is vital nourishment for all infants, but
more so for children in low-income countries because it is a free and clean source of food …

Mother-infant attachment in Thailand was crucial, and needed to be assessed as a result of
effects of economic and social changes. Presently, mothers with young children were …

Despite a breadth of research evidencing the association between exclusive breastfeeding
and child growth, little is known about infant feeding practices and diet diversity in low-and …

APHA supports breastfeeding, paid maternity leave, and workplace accommodations for
mothers in the United States. However, there are no policy statements to support …