Perceptions and practices regarding breastfeeding among postnatal mothers

Shakya, Nona; Srijana, Kayastha

doi:10.5958/0974-9357.2018.00118.6

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“…This study is not in line with stating that the average food supplement studied cannot meet the needs of calcium, iron and zinc every day as a nutritional source of complementary foods for infants in developing countries (14) . This study is in line with that conducted in Tanzania in the 6-23 month age group (2010) which states that the main determinant that can affect a baby's health, development and growth is the proper consumption of complementary foods (15) .…”

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Relationship Factor Enabling Giving Complementary Foods for Breast Milk with Baby Nutrition Status in Makassar City. Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development 11 (3); 1125-1130

Hadi¹,

Rantesalu²,

Maryanti³

et al. 2020

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Introduction: Poor nutritional status is a major nutritional problem in infants and has an impact on growthdisorders and is a problem that needs to be addressed seriously, age 6-18 months is a very important periodas well as a critical period in the process of growth and development both physically and intellectually.Therefore, every baby at this time must obtain nutritional intake according to their needs. Aim; to prove therelationship between enabling factors and infant nutritional status.Method: Type of research used analytical survey with a cross-sectional study approach. This research wascarried out in Maccini Sawah Sub-District, Makassar Sub-District, Makassar City. The sample of this studywas infants with exhaustive sampling with 62 samples. Results: The study found that the age of starting complementary food for breast milk was related to thenutritional status of the baby with a p-value (0,000), the type of complementary foods for breast milk relatedto the nutritional status of the baby with a p-value (0,015), the frequency of complementary foods for breastmilk related to nutritional status with p-value 0.004), and the variation of complementary foods for breastmilk administration is related to nutritional status with p-value (0.001).Conclusion: It was found that there was a strong relationship between age, starting, giving, type, frequency,and variation of complementary feeding with infant nutritional status.

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confidence: 69%

Relationship Factor Enabling Giving Complementary Foods for Breast Milk with Baby Nutrition Status in Makassar City. Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development 11 (3); 1125-1130

Hadi¹,

Rantesalu²,

Maryanti³

et al. 2020

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“…This study is not in line with stating that the average food supplement studied cannot meet the needs of calcium, iron and zinc every day as a nutritional source of complementary foods for infants in developing countries (15) . This study is in line with that conducted in Tanzania in the 6-23 month age group (2010) which states that the main determinant that can affect a baby's health, development and growth is the proper consumption of complementary foods (16) .…”

Section: Discussioncontrasting

confidence: 69%

Relationship Factor Enabling Giving Complementary Foods for Breast Milk with Baby Nutrition Status in Makassar City

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Introduction:Poor nutritional status is a major nutritional problem in infants and has an impact on growth disorders and is a problem that needs to be addressed seriously, age 6-18 months is a very important period as well as a critical period in the process of growth and development both physically and intellectually. Therefore, every baby at this time must obtain nutritional intake according to their needs. Aim; to prove the relationship between enabling factors and infant nutritional status. Methods: type of research used analytical survey with a cross-sectional study approach. This research was carried out in Maccini Sawah Sub-District, Makassar Sub-District, Makassar City. The sample of this study was infants with exhaustive sampling with 62 samples. Results: The study found that the age of starting complementary food for breast milk was related to the nutritional status of the baby with a p-value (0,000), the type of complementary foods for breast milk related to the nutritional status of the baby with a p-value (0,015), the frequency of complementary foods for breast milk related to nutritional status with p-value 0.004), and the variation of complementary foods for breast milk administration is related to nutritional status with p-value (0.001). Conclusion:It was found that there was a strong relationship between age, starting, giving, type, frequency, and variation of complementary feeding with infant nutritional status.

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Perceptions and practices regarding breastfeeding among postnatal mothers

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Relationship Factor Enabling Giving Complementary Foods for Breast Milk with Baby Nutrition Status in Makassar City. Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development 11 (3); 1125-1130

Relationship Factor Enabling Giving Complementary Foods for Breast Milk with Baby Nutrition Status in Makassar City. Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development 11 (3); 1125-1130

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