Objective This systematic review and narrative synthesis aims to explore the specific
facilitators and barriers of exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) among employed mothers in low …

Purpose Working women often experience difficulties associated with balancing family and
career, particularly if they choose to have children. This systematic literature review aimed at …

While gender equality at work and the gendered parameters of workplace conditions are of
interest to feminist researchers, this paper brings together sociological and public health …

The culture of breastfeeding has been inherited for a long time in Indonesia. Changes in
lifestyle have caused an increase in the number of working mothers. Results of the Basic …

Background One of the most cost-effective interventions to enhance child health with the
potential to reach families of all economic backgrounds is breastfeeding. Despite the many …

Background Only 21% of employed mothers in Ethiopia breastfeed exclusively until six
months. Evidence from other countries has shown that support from managers encourages …

Health literacy is pre-requisite for better health outcomes. Health literacy is an unexplored
concept in Pakistan. This study aimed to assess concept-based health literacy level in the …

Methods This was a hospital based descriptive cross-sectional study. Study participants
were women working in Dhulikhel Hospital and Kathmandu Medical College and Teaching …

Background: Exclusive breastfeeding is provided to infants from birth to 6 months of age
without supplementary or substitution food and drink. Breastmilk contains nutrients and …

IIntroduction: maternal employment after childbirth is associated with abandonment of
breastfeeding; however, lactation rooms in the workplace increase the practice of …