Latch and the fear response: overcoming an obstacle to successful breastfeeding [0.03%]
锁乳与恐惧应对：克服成功的母乳喂养障碍
Virginia Thorley
Virginia Thorley
A cringe response, born of fear of anticipated nipple pain, creates behaviours that undermine comfortable latch of baby at breast, resulting in the pain th women feared. Fear is an important response in human survival but sometimes the beha...
Milk removal from the breast [0.03%]
乳房排乳
Donna T Ramsay,Peter E Hartmann
Donna T Ramsay
Does maternal smoking have a negative physiological effect on breastfeeding? The epidemiological evidence [0.03%]
母乳喂养的母亲吸烟对其生理有负面影响吗？流行病学证据
Lisa Helen Amir,Susan M Donath
Lisa Helen Amir
Women who smoke are less likely to breastfeed their children than nonsmokers. It is thought that nicotine has a negative effect on breastmilk supply by suppressing prolactin levels. The aim of this review was to assess the epidemiological e...
What stories do mothers tell about their experiences in learning how to breastfeed? [0.03%]
母亲们是如何讲述自己学习母乳喂养的经历的？
Sue Smith
Sue Smith
This qualitative study examines the experience of breastfeeding in contemporary society. Seven women who intended to, and did, initiate breastfeeding took part in individual, audio-taped, semi-structured interviews in their own homes in Syd...
The relationship between positioning, the breastfeeding dynamic, the latching process and pain in breastfeeding mothers with sore nipples [0.03%]
哺乳疼痛的母亲体内定位、哺乳动态、含接过程之间的关系
Anna Blair,Karin Cadwell,Cindy Turner-Maffei et al.
Anna Blair et al.
In recognition of the irrefutable disadvantages of not breastfeeding to the mother, baby, society and the environment, increasing the duration of breastfeeding has become a focus of national and international health objectives. However, man...
Breasts and breastfeeding: perspectives of women in the early months after birthing [0.03%]
产后早期女性对母乳喂养的观点及其困惑
Mary Harris,Robyn Nayda,Annette Summers
Mary Harris
Over recent years there has been widespread recognition and education about the benefits of breastfeeding. However as many Australian women breastfeed for only a few weeks, education alone appears inadequate to improve breastfeeding duratio...
Chinese mothers' knowledge and attitudes about breastfeeding in Perth, Western Australia [0.03%]
中国母亲哺乳知识及态度调查——以澳大利亚珀斯为例
Lin Li,Min Zhang,Colin W Binns
Lin Li
The objective of the research was to describe Chinese-Australian (Mandarin speaking) mothers knowledge about and attitudes towards breastfeeding. Data for this cross-sectional survey was obtained by telephone interviews conducted in Mandari...
Marie Cooke,Ruth Cantrill,Debra Creedy
Marie Cooke
This paper reviews content related to the first breastfeed in textbooks commonly used in midwifery education programs in Australia. Few scholars have critically examined the adequacy of such information for evidence-based midwifery practice...
How do women learn about breastfeeding and what are the implications for breastfeeding education? [0.03%]
女性如何了解母乳喂养及对开展母乳喂养教育的启示
Sue Smith
Sue Smith
This qualitative study provides an insight into how seven women experienced breastfeeding within the social context of contemporary society. It presents an analysis of their understanding of the meaning of breastfeeding, and the interaction...
Implementing the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative: the role of finger feeding [0.03%]
促进母乳喂养：指喂在BFHI实施中的作用
Wendy H Oddy,Karen Glenn
Wendy H Oddy
The aim of our study was to assess the effectiveness of finger feeding in encouraging a breastfeeding-type suck in preterm infants. Through identification of a baby who was developing a suck technique or was discovered to have a faulty tech...