Titlebook: Infant Feeding Practices; A Cross-Cultural Per Pranee Liamputtong Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 HIV/AIDS.breastfeedin

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Attitudes to Breastfeedingf significant referent people (e.g. partner, family and friends), and society in general. If she perceives that her breast milk will adequately nourish her infant and that breastfeeding is convenient and better for the health of her infant, then she will have positive attitudes towards breastfeeding

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The Imperative to Breastfeed: An Australian Perspectiveeed their baby is based on their understanding that ‘breast is best’. This is not surprising given that the benefits of breastfeeding are broadly promoted and a number of strategies have been deliberately employed globally, nationally and locally to actively support and promote breastfeeding. In thi

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Shifting Identities: Social and Cultural Factors That Shape Decision-Making Around Sustaining Breasttural factors and cultural mores. Whilst public health discourse equates breastfeeding with ‘good mothering’ and health professionals emphasise ‘breast as best’, these normative values compete with other standards or criteria of ‘good mothering’ held by others within women’s social networks that exe

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Breastfeeding Under the Blanket: Exploring the Tensions Between Health and Social Attitudes to Breaswo major obstacles faced by new mothers who are attempting to breastfeed. The first obstacle concerns the idea that breastfeeding is a ‘natural’ activity, an assumption which overlooks the problems experienced by women who struggle to breastfeed. The second obstacle relates to the chasm between heal

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Good Mothers and Infant Feeding Practices Amongst Women in Northern Thailandant and a mother. However, not all women and their families necessarily perceive it as such. Infant feeding practices occur within the social and cultural context of the society in which women live. Although women understand the value of breast milk, many women choose not to breastfeed their infants

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Infant Feeding in the Era of HIV: Challenges and Opportunitiespreviously breastfeeding, especially exclusive breastfeeding, was a key child survival strategy, the finding that HIV is present in breast milk has led to a re-assessment of the benefits of breastfeeding. This has resulted in reduced efforts globally to promote exclusive breastfeeding, a key child s