The Best for Baby Card: An Evaluation of Factors That Influence Women’s Decisions to Breastfeed

Kjelland, Kimberly; Corley, Donna; Slusher, Ida L.; Moe, Krista; Brockopp, Dorothy

doi:10.1053/j.nainr.2013.12.007

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“…Despite the variety of interventions available in the literature, the effectiveness of these actions remains unknown (Kjelland et al . ) because there is a lack of relevant protocols or systematic reviews that sought to answer the same research question.…”

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Meta‐analysis of the effectiveness of educational interventions for breastfeeding promotion directed to the woman and her social network

Oliveira

Leal

Coriolano‐Marinus

et al. 2016

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Meta‐analysis of the effectiveness of educational interventions for breastfeeding promotion directed to the woman and her social network

Oliveira

Leal

Coriolano‐Marinus

et al. 2016

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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“…Infant feeding education and breastfeeding promotion are a routine part of antepartum care 46 . Most parents made their infant feeding decision before pregnancy or early pregnancy 47 . When new parents who intended to direct breastfeed encounter barriers, pumping may be the initial method used to feed their infant.…”

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“…46 Most parents made their infant feeding decision before pregnancy or early pregnancy. 47 When new parents who intended to direct breastfeed encounter barriers, pumping may be the initial method used to feed their infant. When these difficulties did not resolve, some parents choose to exclusively pump to ensure their infant still received some of the benefits of breastmilk.…”

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Exclusive breastmilk pumping: A concept analysis

Rosenbaum

2022

Nursing Forum

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Aim To analyze and examine the concept of exclusive breast pumping (EP). Background Breastmilk is the ideal nutrition for infants, yet when breastfeeding is unsuccessful, parents resort to informal breastmilk sharing, artificial formula feeding, or EP. A growing proportion of families exclusively pump yet they often receive guidance from social media rather than healthcare providers because healthcare providers are uninformed about this feeding method. Data Source Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health Literature, PubMed, and Google Scholar databases were searched using the following keywords: human milk express*, breast express*, breast milk express, breastmilk express*, exclusive pump, exclusive breast pumping, and exclusive expression. Review Methods Concept analysis design using Walker and Avant's method. Results Three defining attributes of (1) absence of direct breastfeeding, (2) breastmilk expression, (3) and an enduring infant feeding pattern of feeding expressed breastmilk only via a bottle were identified. All three attributes are required to confirm the presence of the concept of exclusive pumping. Definitions, antecedents, consequences, and empirical referents are described. Model and contrary cases are discussed. Conclusion This exclusive pumping concept analysis allows for consistency in terminology in practice and research. EP is a feeding method which can increase the proportion of infants who are fed breastmilk and may reduce the risks that arise from artificial formula feeding.

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Women’s Perceptions of Hospital-Based Breastfeeding Care and the Association With Exclusive Breastfeeding

Monroe¹,

Linares²,

Ashford³

2021

Nursing for Women's Health

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The Best for Baby Card: An Evaluation of Factors That Influence Women’s Decisions to Breastfeed

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Meta‐analysis of the effectiveness of educational interventions for breastfeeding promotion directed to the woman and her social network

Meta‐analysis of the effectiveness of educational interventions for breastfeeding promotion directed to the woman and her social network

Exclusive breastmilk pumping: A concept analysis

Women’s Perceptions of Hospital-Based Breastfeeding Care and the Association With Exclusive Breastfeeding

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