(1) Background: Exclusive breastfeeding is not only the cornerstone of a child's healthy
development, but it is also the most economical and planet-friendly way to feed an infant …

Contextual factors such as cultural values and traditions impact on implementation
processes of healthcare interventions. It is one of the reasons why local stakeholders may …

Abstract Background Breastfeeding Support Groups are deemed effective in promoting
breastfeeding initiation and duration, but few studies have addressed the mothers' …

Problem Low milk supply is the most common reason women give for stopping
breastfeeding early and yet there is a lack of understanding about these women's …

Introduction Research on research is key to enhancing efficacy in trial methodology. Clinical
trials involving women during pregnancy and childbirth are limited, with a paucity of data …

Background Person-centered breastfeeding counseling is a key but often overlooked aspect
of high-quality services. We explored women's experiences of the Breastfeeding Heritage …

Abstract Aim To explore what Internet‐based breastfeeding peer support offers to
breastfeeding parents. Design Integrative review. Data Sources and Review Methods A …

Breastfeeding is the natural way to feed a baby in the first months of life. It is an option with a
low environmental impact, as it is a natural and renewable food that does not pollute. It is the …

Objective: Although breastfeeding in the first 6 months postpartum benefits both infants and
mothers, breastfeeding rates remain low. This study examined whether group prenatal care …

A systematic review is a method for systematically locating, appraising and synthesising
research from primary studies and is an important means of condensing the research …