O Início do Desmame Precoce: Motivos das Mães Assistidas por Serviços de Puericultura de Florianópolis/SC para esta Prática

Giuliani, Núbia de Rosso

doi:10.4034/pboci.2012.121.08

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“…In the present study, early weaning was reported in approximately 30% of the sample, a value higher than expected according to WHO [13]. The same trend has also been observed in other studies [10,14,17,18].…”

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confidence: 70%

“…This implies the need for more practices of population awareness regarding the importance of breastfeeding [14][15][16]. In the present study, early weaning was reported in approximately 30% of the sample, a value higher than expected according to WHO [13].…”

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confidence: 40%

“…Despite all the benefits and advantages that breastfeeding can offer for both infant and mother, the average duration of breastfeeding and exclusive breastfeeding in Brazil is usually below that recommended by WHO [13,14]. Considering the importance of exclusive breastfeeding for the general health of the baby in the first six months of life and also for the mother, this study aims to evaluate the factors associated with early weaning and its incidence in the study population.…”

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Factors Associated with Early Weaning

Moraes¹,

Moreira

Drugowick³

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Pesqui. bras. odontopediatria clín. integr.

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Objective: To identify the factors that influenced early weaning and its incidence among children from six months old in five public hospitals of two states -Minas Gerais and Bahia, Brazil. Material and Methods: The sample (N = 104) was of convenience type composed of mothers of six-month-old infants from five public hospitals. Mothers answered a personal interview by phone when the child was six months old. Data analysis was performed by the association between the dependent variable, early weaning, and independents variables, maternal age, mother's marital status, education and job, family income, maternal belief about the amount of milk produced to be or not enough to feed her baby and breastfeeding interruption reason, through the chi-square test in SPSS software version 17.0 (p<0.05). Results: Among the relationships found, only maternal belief in milk failure was significantly associated with early weaning (p <0.001). Most mothers who did not perform early weaning believed they had satisfactory amount of milk (66.7%). The general weaning rate was ≅ 30%. Conclusion: Early weaning was related to maternal belief that the amount of milk was insufficient to meet the needs of the newborn and its incidence was high in the study population.

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Factors Associated with Early Weaning

Moraes¹,

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“…Este dado corrobora os achados de um estudo similar desenvolvido com mães de lactentes, em que o trabalho materno fora de casa e a influência cultural e familiar foram determinantes para o início do desmame precoce. Esse padrão relaciona-se ao fato de que, no Brasil, a partir dos anos 70, houve um significativo crescimento da participação feminina no mercado de trabalho, se configurando uma das principais transformações sociais envolvendo as mulheres (14,15).…”

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“…Os profissionais da saúde, por meio de suas atitudes e práticas, podem influenciar positiva ou negativamente o início da amamentação e sua duração 18 . Em particular, os obstetras, durante o período pré-natal, e os pediatras e a equipe de enfermagem, no período neonatal, podem incentivar a amamentação e apoiar as mães, ajudando-as a iniciá-la precocemente e a adquirirem autoconfiança em sua capacidade de amamentar 19,20 .…”

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Desmame Precoce: Falta de Conhecimento ou de Acompanhamento?

Moimaz¹,

Saliba²,

Borges³

et al. 2013

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, Nemre Adas SALIBA 2 Objetivo: Verificar conhecimentos de mulheres e orientações recebidas por elas sobre aleitamento materno, durante a gestação e após o nascimento dos bebês, e as influências destes sobre a prática da amamentação. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo longitudinal, com acompanhamento de 84 pares de mães e bebês, da gestação ao sexto mês de vida dos bebês. Na primeira fase da pesquisa foram realizadas entrevistas domiciliares e em Unidades Básicas de Saúde com as gestantes, para obtenção de suas intenções e conhecimentos sobre a prática do aleitamento materno. Na segunda fase foi realizado acompanhamento das mães e bebês, do primeiro ao sexto mês de idade, para registro das dificuldades na amamentação e motivos de desmame. Aleitamento materno; Desmame; Educação em saúde. ResultadosObjective: To assess the knowledge of women and the instructions received on breastfeeding during pregnancy and after childbirth, and their influence on breastfeeding practice. Method: This study was a longitudinal investigation following 84 pairs of mothers and babies from pregnancy through the sixth month of baby's life. In the first phase of the research, interviews were made with the pregnant women at home and at Basic Health Units to collect information about their intentions and knowledge of breastfeeding. In the second phase of the research, mothers and babies were followed up from the first to sixth month of baby's life to record the difficulties of breastfeeding and reasons for weaning. Results: In the first month, 94.3% (82) of the babies were breastfed, but only 49.4% (43) were breastfed exclusively. At the end of the sixth month of life, 43.7% (38) of the babies had already been weaned. No mother breastfed exclusively her baby within the sixth month. During pregnancy, 60.7% (51) of the mothers had no instructions about breastfeeding and 83.4% (70) of the mothers received instructions on breastfeeding after childbirth. Most mothers (76.2%) knew about the ideal breastfeeding period. Seventy-three (86.9%) mothers believed that breastfeeding was beneficial for the baby, but only 41 (48.8%) of them really breastfed. Only 11 (13.1%) mothers were followed up by the public health system team during lactation. Conclusion: Although most women had been instructed during pregnancy or after childbirth and had knowledge of breastfeeding, early weaning occurred. Advising is important, but the support and follow up of the mothers are of utmost importance for a successful breastfeeding practice.

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O Início do Desmame Precoce: Motivos das Mães Assistidas por Serviços de Puericultura de Florianópolis/SC para esta Prática

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