Kajian Implementasi Peraturan Daerah Kota Yogyakarta Nomor 1 Tahun 2014 Tentang Pemberian Asi Eksklusif

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to investigate the study of Yogyakarta regulation no 1 year 2014 about exclusive breastfeeding. The study employed qualitative study using inductive data analysis. The research subject was breastfeeding mothers and KP-mothers motivator taken through purposive sampling. The data where taken through in depth interview and focus group discussion. The research instrument was an interview guideline. The validity of the data used triangulation data. The on-going implementation are IMD, exclusive breast milk, cooperative care, and administrative sanction. The unaccomplished implementation is reward. The implementation which needs to be improved are monitoring, providing lactation room at offices and public facilities, and utilizing baby formula and other baby's products. The conclution is the implementation of Yogyakarta city regulation has not realized yet because it does not run as the policy in the regulation of this area.Keywords: implementation study, Yogyakarta regulation no 1 year 2014 about breastfeeding

Husbands' Feelings Toward Their Wives’ Breastfeeding in Public Places in Yogyakarta

“…The faith of God has a power to control someone's feelings. This theme was followed by the categories: (1) Exposing aurat in public places is less proper, meaning that personal organs of women cannot be exposed because it is inappropriate from the religious side; (2) Not appropriate in Islam; (3) Should be in a secluded area,; (4) Stands on the religious norm and signifies obedience to what the religion says; (5) Prohibited by religion means that there is a set of beliefs held and taught by religion that breastfeeding cannot be done in public places.…”

“…Furthermore, it indicated as to where the fathers live. This theme includes categories such as: (1) Breastfeeding in public places is unethical.…”

“…Breasts, according to some public perceptions, are sexual organs and parts of the body that are 'challenging' when viewed openly (Abdul Hadi, 2020). There is still lack of lactation room in shopping centers in Yogyakarta, even though there was a regulations for it (Anggraini & Mufdillah, 2016).…”

“…Breastfeeding has so many benefits for both mother and child (Ciampo & Ciampo, 2018). The child's nutritional needs are completely contained in breast milk, especially for the child's healthy growth and development, as well as for the child's protection from illnesses or diseases 1 Bethesda Yakkum Institute of Health Science, Indonesia 2 St. Paul University Surigao, Indonesia (Rocha et al, 2014). Beyond healthiness, breastfeeding, according to (McCrory & Murray, 2013) improves the relationship and interaction between parents and child.…”