Desmame Precoce Em Puérperas Na Percepção Dos Profissionais De Enfermagem/ Early Weaning in Puerperal Women in the Perception of Nursing Professionals

Justino, Maria Júlia Francisco Abdalla; Lalier, Geovanna dos Santos; Diniz, Gabriela Domingues; Pinto, Iris Caroline Fabian; Souza, Juliany Thainara de; Guilherme, Tatiane Silva; Martins, Alejandro; Cruz, Carolina Fordellone Rosa

doi:10.34117/bjdv7n3-858

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“…Similar results were described in a study in nurses from Paraná, which verified that of the factors that contributed to early weaning, 9.52% of cases were due to using infant formula and pacifiers early because the mother had to work, and 14.29% were due to fear, pain, early use of infant formula and pacifiers, and the mothers' lack of interest (JUSTINO et al, 2021).…”

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“…However, the study by Alvarenga et al (2017) The results reinforce the importance of promoting and supporting breastfeeding and preventing related problems to avoid discontinuing exclusive breastfeeding in the babies' first months of life. It is also essential that professionals be updated and provide humanized and effective attention in prenatal, maternity, and postnatal care (JUSTINO et al, 2021). Moreover, professionals, institutions, and society must protect breastfeeding, as provided by existing norms (BRASIL, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Use of pacifiers, baby bottles, and accessories as possible determinants of the type of food received by the baby

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Objective: To analyze the association between the use of pacifiers, bottles, and accessories for breastfeeding with the type of food received by the infant at three months of life. Methodology: Prospective cohort study with two components: perinatal and follow-up. The sample consisted of mothers and babies born in a public hospital with usual risk in a city in Rio Grande do Sul. The medical records, the pregnant woman's and baby's handbooks were analyzed and a questionnaire was applied to the puerperal women. Results: 53 postpartum women and their babies participated in the study. At the maternity ward, 33.3% were already using a pacifier, 2.1% a bottle and 9.6% used breastfeeding accessories. There was a statistically significant difference between the type of feeding and the use of a bottle and pacifier at three months of life of the baby since 92.9% of the babies who were using bottle and pacifier were weaned, as well as 81.3% and 87.5% of the babies who were using pacifier and bottle, respectively, were in predominant or mixed breastfeeding. Conclusions: it was found that there was a statistically significant difference between the type of feeding and the use of a bottle and pacifier at three months, with a higher prevalence of children discontinuing breastfeeding when they used these artifacts. It is suggested a greater multidisciplinary action in the follow-up and guidance to puerperal women to have good results in breastfeeding and the use of artifacts should be discouraged in public policies on nutrition and health.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 85%

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confidence: 99%