Appraisal of Evidence PICO Question: For pregnant women considering breastfeeding (P)‚ does a prenatal breastfeeding course (I)‚ as compared to not attending a prenatal breastfeeding course (C) affect the length of exclusive and successful breastfeeding (O)? Part I: Identification of Research Evidence Article #1: Shu-Shan‚ L.‚ Li-Yin‚ C.‚ Chen-Jei‚ T.‚ & Ching-Fang‚ L. (2008). Effectiveness of a prenatal education programme on breastfeeding outcomes in Taiwan. Journal Of Clinical Nursing‚ 17(3)‚ 296-303
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Public Breastfeeding Breastfeeding is a natural way and the best way for a mother to feed her child. The question is‚ is it okay to breastfeed in public? Today the controversial idea of public breastfeeding is a personal idea of a way a woman should feed her child. Women shouldn’t be put down or ashamed about it‚ but they should be aware of their surroundings and respect others personal intake of the idea of breastfeeding in public. Statistics say that more than 32% of breastfeeding mothers say
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Dietetic Association prescribe breastfeeding as the best choice for the infant. A large portion of these associations and different supporters of breastfeeding attest that it safeguards the child against contamination‚ decreases the dangers of certain constant conditions and counteracts allergic reactions. A few moms take after a similar way that their moms did‚ however‚ some somewhat weigh out their choices. The choice to formula feed or breastfeed seems
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The Benefits of Breastfeeding The Benefits of Breastfeeding At birth‚ 74% to 81.9% of babies are breastfed. Those numbers decrease dramatically within the first six months of life. It is estimated that only 43.5% to 60.6% of infants are breastfed by the time they reach six months of age (Ricci‚ Kyle & Carman‚ 2013). There are some circumstances when breastfeeding an infant is contraindicated‚ such as in the presence of maternal HIV or active tuberculosis. Breastfeeding should also be avoided if
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Shaeyla Davis ENG 1102 Professor Braun 19 November‚ 2014 Breastfeeding Many of the long-term benefits attributed to breast-feeding may be an effect not of breast-feeding or breast milk itself but of the general good health and prosperity of women who choose to breast-feed. Faced with societal norms‚ legal uncertainties‚ and incorrect information‚ some women choose the option of not breastfeeding. Many women are not even aware that breastfeeding is a natural‚ mutually beneficial way to feed an infant
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Introduction Breastfeeding is an important part of newborn health. It is recommended that babies be breastfed at least in their first 6 months of life. There has been debate over whether pacifier‚ or non-nutritive device use negatively impacts a newborns breastfeeding habits‚ by confusing the baby (Goldman‚ 2013‚ p. 499). This confusion has been termed “nipple confusion.” Most individuals define nipple confusion as when an infant struggles to determine the difference between a nipple and a pacifier
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Breastfeeding in public has become a controversy regarding letting nursing mothers feed their child in public and private settings such as restaurants. Even though the law protects mothers‚ stating they are allowed to breastfeed anywhere without being told to leave‚ some nursing mothers are being told to leave the premises because of the act of breastfeeding being considered too inappropriate for an establishment. An organization‚ When Nurture Calls‚ has developed posters and has placed them inside
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Support and Promote Public Breastfeeding At any given time of day‚ a newborn baby is being brought into our world; in fact‚ there are about 12‚343 newborn babies every day. Our earth’s population is growing at a faster pace every year‚ and each year there are more and more children that are not getting the proper nutrition that is needed. A large contributing factor to this issue is the decreased popularity of breastfeeding by mothers. Based on my extensive research‚ I have found that most of
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There’s no question that "breast is best"‚ but breast milk is particularly beneficial for the premature baby. However‚ babies born prematurely often have difficulty breastfeeding. This article will explore ways to overcome these breastfeeding challenges in order to provide your premature infant with the invaluable benefits of breast milk. The content of your breast milk is uniquely tailored to your specific baby’s needs. As your child grows from newborn to toddler‚ the nutritional content of your
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Breastfeeding Bottle vs breastfeeding. As a nurse‚ I will tell the young mother that breastfeeding is always better than bottle feeding. As a new parent‚ it is her responsibility to make sure her baby will get off to a good nutritional start. Breastfeeding does have its’ benefits. There is no doubt that breastfeeding contains all the nutrients your baby needs for proper growth and development. Studies prove that breast milk provides optimal health benefits for your newborn. Mother ’s milk
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