What Is Already Known About This Topic?: Several studies have reported that maternal antenatal intention to breastfeed is a strong predictor of actual breastfeeding duration. However, little research has investigated whether maternal postpartum intention also extends breastfeeding duration.
What Is Added By This Report?: Maternal postpartum intention to breastfeed was a protective factor for extending actual breastfeeding duration after controlling potential confounders.
What Are The Implications For Public Health Practice?: It is crucial to address and promote intrinsic and extrinsic factors that influence a mother's intention to breastfeed after delivery, thereby extending the actual breastfeeding duration.
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Design: Qualitative descriptive study.
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- Early formula supplementation (EFS) right after birth is linked to higher maternal obesity and lower rates of breastfeeding, yet the impact of a mother’s intention to breastfeed during pregnancy is not well-researched.
- * The study aimed to analyze how EFS affects breastfeeding outcomes while considering obesity and other factors like sociodemographics and health.
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