… ) were exclusively breastfed at discharge … breastfeeding was lower for the most immature
infants (born with GA<32 weeks) (13). The aim of this study was to estimate the breastfeeding …

… This study was a prospective, analytical, cohort study with an internal … risk factors
contributing to successful exclusive breastfeeding monthly for the first 6 months of life. The factors …

… Subjects for this study were 32 Caucasian mothers and their first-born infants participating
… term breastfeeding exclusivity. Elements of certain assessment tools employed in this study …

… classes, had demonstrated a high degree of interest in breastfeeding their infant. … In
summary, health system support of breastfeeding is an important factor for success, even for highly …

… successful in initiating breastfeeding on the first day of delivery, only 13.7% of all infants were
exclusively breastfed … Of the 322 infants in this study, more than half of them had received …

… Breast feeding is an excellent way of feeding an infant. The … , it was the aim of the present
study to ascertain those factors which are related to successful breast feeding by the first-time …

… of this analysis, the concept of effective breastfeeding was … that occurs during the individual
breastfeeding session. … relationship between infant state and effective breastfeeding is …

… study aims to analyse factors affecting breastfeeding prevalence among mothers that intended
to breastfeed… mothers' and newborns' health parameters and birth characteristics included …

… The results of this study are in line with the previous cohort study which … study did not work.
Non-working mother has more time with their infants and can breastfeed to meet their infants’ …

… superiority of breast milk against the commercial infant formula has … study was to: a) explore
the factors that are significantly associated and affect the breastfeeding of preterm newborns …