Hubungan Dukungan Keluarga Dengan Pola Pemberian Asi Pada Bayi Usia 0-6 Bulan

Supriyanto, Adelia Laksmita Dewi; Kristianti, Shinta; Suwoyo, Suwoyo

doi:10.31290/jpk.v10i1.2027

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“…In the study of Bajoulvand et al, the perceived power structure was recognised as the best predictor of exclusive breastfeeding behaviour intention due to the research time during the breastfeeding period [27]. Although the support of family members, friends and healthcare personnel leads to an increase in the intention of exclusive breastfeeding behaviour, there was no significant relationship with intention and behaviour in this study [22,32,[49][50][51]. Interestingly, according to a study by Fabiyi et al, the lack of support from health workers for EBF by pregnant mothers is more effective in discouraging them than the views of other people [52].…”

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Study of exclusive breastfeeding behaviour based on the theory of planned behaviour in pregnant women in Isfahan in 2021

KHANJARI¹,

RAHIMI²,

KALANTARI³

et al. 2023

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Background. Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) refers to feeding the baby with breast milk until the end of six months after birth.Objectives. This study aimed to study EBF behaviour based on the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) in pregnant women in Isfahan in 2021. Material and methods. This cross-sectional study was conducted on 441 pregnant women in Isfahan with more than 20 weeks of pregnancy in 2021. The TPB constructs such as behavioural beliefs, outcome evaluation, normative beliefs, motivation to follow, control beliefs, perceived power, and behavioural intent on exclusive feeding behaviour were assessed. Sampling was simple randomised. We used an online questionnaire based on TPB constructs. The data was analysed with descriptive and analytic statistic. Results. The mean age of participants was 29.82 ± 5.138 years. There was a positive and significant relationship between the constructs of behavioural beliefs, normative beliefs, motivation to follow, control beliefs, perceived power (p = 0.000) and outcome evaluation (p = 0.002) with the intention of behaviour and an inverse relationship between these constructs and behaviour (p < 0.05). However, there was a significant relationship between the number of children and the decision for the type of delivery (p < 0.001) and the type of pregnancy (p = 0.014) with the intention of EBF behaviour (p < 0.05). The variables of behavioural beliefs, outcome evaluation, control beliefs and intention were selected as the most critical structures for predicting behaviour. According to this model, 29.1% of changes in EBF behaviour with these structures are also predicted. Conclusions. Based on the results, unplanned pregnancy and the decision for the type of delivery had a significant relationship with behavioural intention for EBF. Thus, effective education concerning positive attitudes and support in performing EBF are necessary.

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Study of exclusive breastfeeding behaviour based on the theory of planned behaviour in pregnant women in Isfahan in 2021

KHANJARI¹,

RAHIMI²,

KALANTARI³

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“…The findings of this study were consistent with research conducted by (Oyay et al, 2020) in Kampung Sereh, Sentani Health Center in Papua, using a case-control study design, which found a link between biological mothers' support for breastfeeding mothers and the practice of exclusive breastfeeding. The study was carried out by (Supriyanto et al, 2021), and the research method used was qualitative. Secondary data obtained from previous research articles and journals or from appropriate internet sites were used in the study.…”

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Model of Exclusive Breastfeeding Social Support on Indonesian Working Mothers

Stang

Muliah

Marwang³

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Working mothers' status is one of the factors that have influenced exclusive breastfeeding. The availability of social support for working mothers can affect whether exclusive breastfeeding is successful. This study's objective was to examine the different types of social support and design a social support model for working mothers in Indonesia. This study employed mixed methods and an explanatory sequential design. There were 400 working mothers with babies ranging in age from 6 to 24 months. The study included 25 working mothers who provided exclusive breastfeeding (cases) and 25 individuals who did not provide exclusive breastfeeding (control). The sampling method was purposive sampling. There were 11 informants, including working mothers who breastfed exclusively, health workers, and healthcare cadres. This study found a significant relationship between social support from the husband (p=0.002), co-workers (p=0.010), parents (p=0.047), and workplace (p=0.002) and exclusive breastfeeding for working mothers. Only the social support of the husband and the workplace determine the social support model in exclusive breastfeeding for working mothers. A husband's contribution is essential in providing social support through emotional and instrumental support.

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Hubungan Dukungan Keluarga Dengan Pola Pemberian Asi Pada Bayi Usia 0-6 Bulan

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Study of exclusive breastfeeding behaviour based on the theory of planned behaviour in pregnant women in Isfahan in 2021

Study of exclusive breastfeeding behaviour based on the theory of planned behaviour in pregnant women in Isfahan in 2021

Model of Exclusive Breastfeeding Social Support on Indonesian Working Mothers

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