Lactancia materna y feminismo: recorrido social y cultural en España

Dios-Aguado, Mercedes de; Gómez-Cantarino, Sagrário; Rodríguez-López, Cristina del Rocío; Queirós, Paulo Joaquím Pina; Romera-Álvarez, Laura; Espina-Jerez, Blanca

doi:10.1590/2177-9465-ean-2020-0054

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“…En el siglo XX ya se sabía que el preservativo de tripa o de caucho desechable era efectivo, pero había reticencia en cuanto a su uso. 11,12 Otro método de prevención de la sífilis fue la unción, antes del coito, de ungüentos mercuriales o sustancias grasas en forma de pomadas en los genitales y una vez finalizado se realizaba un aseo minucioso de la región genital y se aplicaba nuevamente la pomada o el ungüento. [11][12][13] La prostitución, es bien sabido que influye en la diseminación de la sífilis, de modo que la corriente higienista surgida en el siglo XIX abogo por la abolición o regularización de dicha práctica, dilema que sigue sin resolverse hoy en día.…”

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Preparados curativos aplicados por sanitarios al sifilítico: un recorrido histórico (s. XVI-XXI)

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La sífilis enfermedad infecciosa, cuyo agente causal es la bacteria Treponema Pallidum, presenta una evolución tórpida, con períodos de exacerbación y latencia, siendo su transmisión por vía placentaria o contagio directo. La enfermedad posee varios estadios, denominándose el primero la sífilis primaria o primitiva, momento que comienza la infección con la aparición de un chancro, si el tratamiento es efectivo, en torno a 4-6 semanas el chancro cicatriza [Fragmento de texto].

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“…U današnje vrijeme puno govorimo o emancipiranom roditeljstvu, a pri tome ne možemo ne govoriti o emancipiranom majčinstvu, dakle pravu žene da odluči hoće li imati dijete, hoće li ga dojiti, kako i koliko dugo će ga dojiti (43). dojenje na javnom mjestu je oblik, odnosno način dojenja, najizloženiji osudi (pojedinca, javnosti, društvenih normi, zakonskih propisa itd.…”

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Behavior, attitudes and knowledge of healthcare workers about breastfeeding

Čatipović¹,

Puharić²,

Golić³

2022

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Breastfeeding is undoubtedly the best food for newborns and infants. In the process of breastfeeding, the child establishes the foundations of attachment, on which he will build the foundations of all subsequent relationships. Breastfeeding has health benefits for the mother. The invitation to participate in this research was answered by a small number of men in terms of gender, and doctors in terms of profession. The results of the research show in general scarce participation of health professionals in education about breastfeeding (frequently/regularly less than 20%). Counseling parents on exclusive and complete breastfeeding is often contrary to UNICEF/WHO guidelines. The worst responses of healthcare workers on the scale of attitudes are regarding breastfeeding in a public place, acceptance of breastfeeding as a fundamental human relationship and the role of the father in supporting the breastfeeding mother. On the scale of knowledge, the worst responses are regarding knowledge of the legal regulation of public advertising of breast milk substitutes, stopping breastfeeding when the mother is febrile or taking some medication, the importance of rooming in and the need to stop breastfeeding when the child starts nursery/kindergarten. Breastfeeding education for future healthcare workers during their education should be improved. In working with healthcare professionals who are already employed, work should be done to raise awareness of the obligation to provide information about breastfeeding in accordance with WHO/UNICEF recommendations. Parents who have already decided to breastfeed their child have the right to continuous support during the entire period of breastfeeding. To achieve the goals of the WHO/UNICEF in 2030, only positive developments in the health system will not be enough, but at the level of the entire society

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“…On multiple occasions, women in urban areas, after giving birth, began to work in factories, abandoning their home and their child. These were breastfed by another wet nurse with a lower salary, or ultimately by another mother in the family [10,16].…”

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“…In fact, in the VIII Congress of the General Union of Workers (Madrid) in 1905, a reform of article 9 of the 1900 law was proposed [17,47]. This modification consisted of increasing the period of rest for the working woman after childbirth till six weeks, thus allowing a longer breastfeeding time for the newborn [16,37]. However, due to a lack of knowledge about breastfeeding, as well as the health problems of the biological mother, some women were unable to breastfeed their children.…”

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Woman, Mother, Wet Nurse: Engine of Child Health Promotion in the Spanish Monarchy (1850–1910)

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Romera-Álvarez

Dios-Aguado

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In Spain, the wet nurse increased the survival of children through care and breastfeeding of other women’s children. They had a great development together with the Spanish monarchy between 1850 and 1910. The aim is to identify the role of wet nurses in the Spanish monarchy and the survival of the royal infants (s. XIX–XX). A scoping review is presented to study documents about the wet nurse in the Spanish monarchy. Applying the dialectical structural model of care (DSMC). Recognizing five thematic blocks that shape the historical-cultural model. Books, decrees and databases were analyzed: Scopus, Scielo, Dialnet, Cuiden, Medline/Pubmed, CINAHL, Science Direct and Google Scholar, from January to July 2020. The selection process was rigorous because it was difficult to choose. They had to overcome medical and moral exams. The selected rural northern wet nurses emigrated to Madrid. The contract was regulated by laws and paid. Wet nurses were hired by the monarchy due to health problems of the biological mother and a need for greater offspring. The wet nurse wore a typical costume, a symbol of wealth. The northern wet nurses hired by the monarchists have been the engine that has promoted the health of infants through the breastfeeding process.

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Lactancia materna y feminismo: recorrido social y cultural en España

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Preparados curativos aplicados por sanitarios al sifilítico: un recorrido histórico (s. XVI-XXI)

Preparados curativos aplicados por sanitarios al sifilítico: un recorrido histórico (s. XVI-XXI)

Behavior, attitudes and knowledge of healthcare workers about breastfeeding

Woman, Mother, Wet Nurse: Engine of Child Health Promotion in the Spanish Monarchy (1850–1910)

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