Breastfeeding rates in many Global North countries are low. Qualitative research highlights
that breastfeeding in public is a particular challenge, despite mothers often having the legal …

Problem Migration or resettlement to western nations frequently alters breastfeeding and
complementary feeding practices. Background Infant feeding practices in traditional …

Background Breastfeeding is universally recognized by the World Health Organization as
the best way of feeding infants. Therefore, several countries have initiated health promotion …

On a regular basis there is an outcry about a mother who has been told to cover up or move
away from a public area while she is breastfeeding. Mothers should feel free to breastfeed …

Despite widespread awareness of the health benefits for both mothers and babies we are far
from achieving universal breastfeeding. Breastfeeding rates globally are lower than …

Breastmilk is widely considered as the optimum nutrition source for babies and an important
factor in both improving public health and reducing health inequalities. Current …

Background Global guidelines recommend exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) for the first 6
months of life. South African EBF rates have steadily increased but still only average 32% for …

Introduction Infant and maternal breastfeeding benefits are well documented, globally.
Despite efforts to increase global breastfeeding rates, the majority of high-income settings …

Abstract The Baby‐Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFI) is currently presented worldwide as the
gold standard model of care for promoting and supporting breastfeeding. However, there is …

Objective: to construct conceptual and operational definitions of Nursing Outcomes
“Breastfeeding establishment: infant (1000)” and “Breastfeeding establishment: maternal …