Factors Influence Breastfeeding Duration after High Risk and Low Risk Pregnancies
Panagiota Brani,
Maria Iliadou,
Ewa Andersson
et al.
Abstract:Background: Breastfeeding provides vital nutrients and fosters maternal–infant bonding, benefiting both mother and child. However, breastfeeding duration is influenced by various factors, especially in women of high-risk pregnancy. This study aims to identify predictors of breastfeeding duration among women of high-risk and low-risk pregnancy, focusing on exclusive and mixed feeding practices. Methods: Conducted at a public hospital in Attica, Greece, this 20-month prospective cohort study (May 2020–January 20… Show more
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