PMID: 9633376Jun 20, 1998Paper

A comparison of the incidence of breast feeding two and four months after delivery in mothers discharged within 72 hours and after 72 hours post delivery

Midwifery
C I SvedulfI E Höglund

Abstract

To compare breast feeding at two and four months after delivery in mothers discharged early (ED = before 72 hours post delivery) and late (LD = after 72 hours post delivery), and to explore the factors of greatest importance to the successful practice of breast feeding. Ex-post facto design. In the country of Härryda, Sweden. All Swedish speaking women in the country of Härryda whose babies were born between 01.01.94 and 31.05.94 and who were registered at the Child Health Station (CHS) by the age of three months. One hundred and ninety women were invited to participate and 157 (83%) accepted. No significant difference was found in the breast feeding rates between the ED and LD group. However, ED mothers breast fed exclusively to a higher extent at two and at four months (exclusive breast feeding: at two months 89% and 86% respectively, and at four months 84% and 74% respectively, partial breast feeding: at two months 6% and 10% respectively, and at four months 5% and 12% respectively). If the woman considered that she had received encouragement and support while breast feeding for the first time, the probability of her breast feeding at two and at four months were about six times as great (Exp(B) 5.7594, df = 1, p = 0.0270; (E...Continue Reading

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