Percepção materna sobre os fatores que interferem na amamentação de prematuros
Maternal perception of factors that interfere with breastfeeding of premature babies
Bárbara Helem da Fonseca Patrocínio Werneck; Juliana Cordeiro de Oliveira; Cláudia Gonçalves de Oliveira; Andréa Rodrigues Motta; Amélia Augusta de Lima Friche; Renata Maria Moreira Moraes Furlan
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Purpose to verify the association between the perception of mothers of premature infants regarding the features that may interfere with breastfeeding and the mother's socioeconomic data, pregnancy and the baby's clinical data.
Methods observational, descriptive and analytical quali-quantitative cross-sectional study. One hundred and fourteen mothers of premature infants were included and data were collected through questionnaires, applied at hospital discharge, and analysis of medical records. Maternal responses about the interference observed in the breastfeeding process were categorized by content analysis and associated with socioeconomic, pregnancy and baby data.
Results the mothers' perceptions regarding the factors that interfere with the baby's feeding at the mother's breast were divided into four semantic categories: clinical and/or physical conditions of the baby; clinical, physical and/or psycho-emotional conditions of the mother; support network; and strategies for initiating and/or maintaining breastfeeding. Education, paternal presence, having other children and having breastfed them were associated with the maternal perception that their clinical, physical and/or psycho-emotional conditions interfere with breastfeeding. In addition, the support network was associated with exclusive breastfeeding at discharge.
Conclusion education, paternal presence, multiparity and having breastfed previous children influenced the maternal perception that their clinical, physical and/or psycho-emotional conditions interfere with breastfeeding. In addition, mention of the support network was associated with exclusive breastfeeding at discharge.
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11/10/2023
Aceito em:
12/03/2024
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