A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial of a Breastfeeding Self‐Efficacy Intervention With Primiparous Mothers

McQueen, Karen; Dennis, Cindy‐Lee; Stremler, Robyn; Norman, Cameron D.

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“…29 Mothers who got information, high confidence, and had knowledge about EBF would give only breastfeeding for their babies until six months. [29][30][31] There were positive relationship between EBF until six months and supporting group to give a view that breastfeeding is easy and normative (30). Breastfeeding intervention should be focused on the provision of support from the community (32).Supporting could also improve the right mothers perception in breastfeeding so that mothers have confidence in breastfeeding.…”

Section: Mother's Behavior and Exclusive Breastfeeding (Ebf) Practicementioning

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Mother's exclusive breastfeeding behavior: a cross sectional study in Pekanbaru, Indonesia

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Mother's exclusive breastfeeding behavior: a cross sectional study in Pekanbaru, Indonesia

2015

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“…Furthermore, Dennis (22,23) claims that women with high breastfeeding self-efficacy will be able to control their anxiety and emotional disturbances to stay calm and respond appropriately when they need extra support. Research supports that an individual's behaviour or task performance can be influenced by their self-efficacy (20,(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33)(34)(35)(36). In a randomised controlled trial of 889 Australian women, Forster, McLachlan, and Lumley (37) found a significant relationship between high breastfeeding self-efficacy scores and duration of breastfeeding at four months (λ 2 = 14.89, p <.001).…”

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“…Dennis (23) recommended strategies to improve women's breastfeeding self-efficacy. Some studies have used these strategies and demonstrated success in increasing woman's sense of self-efficacy; however, none of those studies were effective in promoting prolonged breastfeeding (30,32,(34)(35)(36)38).…”

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Supporting women to achieve breastfeeding to six months postpartum – The theoretical foundations of a successful program

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. (2015). Supporting women to achieve breastfeeding to six months postpartum -The theoretical foundations of a successful program. Women and Birth, 28 (4), 265-271. Supporting women to achieve breastfeeding to six months postpartumThe theoretical foundations of a successful program AbstractBackground Although the benefits of breastfeeding to six months are well-established, only about half of Australian women succeed. The factors associated with successful breastfeeding are rarely translated into effective interventions. A new educational and support program, called the Milky Way program has been demonstrated to be effective in supporting women to achieve prolonged breastfeeding. In the Milky Way program, breastfeeding is considered an embodied performance which requires an engaged combination of body, mind and spirit. This paper aims to explain how the two theories that informed the program were used to better enable women's long term breastfeeding success. Method The theory of self-efficacy is first described as a way to develop women's cognitive processes to organise and execute the course of actions to breastfeed for a longer period of time. Birth territory theory is then presented. This theory discusses women as embodied selves; an essential concept for breastfeeding success. Birth territory theory also describes the effects of the holistic environment on the woman and explores the effects of power that is used in the environment. This power can be used integratively to strengthen the woman's breastfeeding confidence and success or, disintergratively which reduces her confidence and undermines her success. Conclusion Strategies based on self-efficacy theory are helpful, but are not sufficient to promote breastfeeding to six months. Health educators also need to foster the woman's connection to, and trust in, her body and her baby's body to breastfeed spontaneously. Being aware of environmental impacts on how the woman and baby breastfeed; and using one's own power integratively is crucial to women being able to achieve prolonged breastfeeding.

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“…Therefore, studies have been carried out to evaluate the effect of educational interventions, built based on the reference framework of self-efficacy in breastfeeding, to assess the woman's confidence in breastfeeding and its impact on breastfeeding. [6][7] In view of the positive results of these educational interventions based on maternal self-efficacy, the flip chart entitled "I can breast-feed my child" was individually constructed, validated and individually applied during prenatal and postpartum care, aiming to promote maternal self-efficacy in breastfeeding through an educational intervention. 8 Therefore, it is advisable to propose its use in a group session.…”

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Promoção Da Autoeficácia Em Amamentar Por Meio De Sessão Educativa Grupal: Ensaio Clínico Randomizado

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Objective: to assess the effect of the group education strategy based on the use of the flipchart "I can breastfeed my child" in promoting breastfeeding self-efficacy.Method: a clinical trial was developed with 208 postpartum women, randomly distributed between the intervention and control group. The intervention consisted in the application of the flip chart "I can breastfeed my child" during a group session at the rooming-in service. The Breastfeeding Self-Efficacy Scale -Short Form was used to measure the self-efficacy scores during the monitoring period (rooming-in, 15 days after birth and monthly until 120 days).Results: a higher percentage of women with high breastfeeding self-efficacy was found during the monitoring period in the intervention group (p=0.002) and higher average self-efficacy scores in this group during the monitoring period (p<0.05).Conclusion: the use of the flip chart during a group session modified or reinforced the mothers' breastfeeding self-efficacy -Registration number: RBR-6srs33. DESCRIPTORS: Self-efficacy. Health promotion. Health education. Breastfeeding. Nursing. PROMOÇÃO DA AUTOEFICÁCIA EM AMAMENTAR POR MEIO DE SESSÃO EDUCATIVA GRUPAL: ENSAIO CLÍNICO RANDOMIZADO RESUMOObjetivo: avaliar o efeito da estratégia educativa em sessão grupal a partir da utilização do álbum seriado "Eu posso amamentar o meu filho" na promoção da autoeficácia em amamentar.Método: foi desenvolvido um ensaio clínico com 208 puérperas randomizadas aleatoriamente para o grupo intervenção ou controle. A intervenção consistiu na aplicação do álbum seriado "Eu posso amamentar o meu filho" em sessão grupal no alojamento conjunto. Utilizouse a Breastfeeding Self-Efficacy Scale -Short Form para mensurar os escores de autoeficácia no período de acompanhamento (alojamento conjunto, 15 dias após o parto e mensalmente até os 120 dias).Resultados: encontrou-se maior percentual de mulheres com autoeficácia em amamentar alta ao longo do período de acompanhamento no grupo intervenção (p=0,002) e um aumento da média dos escores de autoeficácia nesse grupo no período de acompanhamento (p<0,05).Conclusão: houve modificação ou reforço da autoeficácia materna em amamentar com a utilização do álbum seriado em sessão grupalNúmero de Registro: RBR-6srs33. DESCRITORES: PROMOCIÓN DE LA AUTOEFICACIA EN AMAMENTAR POR MEDIO DE SESIÓN EDUCATIVA GRUPAL: ENSAYO CLÍNICO RANDOMIZADO RESUMENObjetivo: evaluar el efecto de la estrategia educativa en sesión grupal a partir de la utilización del álbum seriado "Puedo amamantar a mi hijo" en la promoción de la autoeficacia en el amamantamiento.Método: se ha desarrollado un ensayo clínico con 208 puérperas aleatorizadas aleatoriamente para el grupo intervención o control. La intervención consistió en la aplicación del álbum serial "Puedo amamantar a mi hijo" en sesión grupal en el alojamiento conjunto. Se utilizó el método de muestreo a corto plazo para medir las puntuaciones de autoeficacia en el período de seguimiento (alojamiento conjunto, 15 días después del parto y mensualmente has...

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A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial of a Breastfeeding Self‐Efficacy Intervention With Primiparous Mothers

Cited by 128 publications

References 51 publications

Mother's exclusive breastfeeding behavior: a cross sectional study in Pekanbaru, Indonesia

Mother's exclusive breastfeeding behavior: a cross sectional study in Pekanbaru, Indonesia

Supporting women to achieve breastfeeding to six months postpartum – The theoretical foundations of a successful program

Promoção Da Autoeficácia Em Amamentar Por Meio De Sessão Educativa Grupal: Ensaio Clínico Randomizado

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