Mother's milk is the first food for newborns and main nutrition babies. Efficacy important in breastfeeding, because it used as a parameter of mother's ability to breastfeed. Knowledge one self-efficacy factors breastfeeding. Objective: The purpose this study was determine whether there an effect health education on lactation management breastfeeding mothers. Method: research design literature ...

Breast milk is the most effective way to ensure health and safety of children. The achievement exclusive breastfeeding in Indonesia still relatively low. In 2018 it was only 65.16%. end, obstacles experienced by mother affect mother's self-confidence or called self-efficacy. This study aims determine relationship between self-efficacy success research design analytic with a cross sectional appr...

This study aims to determine the effect of breastfeeding technical guidance on knowledge, skills, and self-efficacy mothers. research is pre-experimental with approach used as One Group Pretest-posttest. The results showed that technique was very influential in increasing a value = 0.000 (p <0.05). In conclusion, providing education about techniques effective breastfeeding.
 
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This study investigated self-efficacy in breastfeeding support among public health nurses (PHNs) working at maternal and child health (MCH) services in Japanese municipalities, and its related factors such as education, working experience, breastfeeding experience, and postgraduate/continuous education. Directors of the MCH divisions were requested to select one PHN to answer the self-report qu...

BACKGROUND Little is known about what influences health visitors' breastfeeding support. The objective was to describe health visitors' breastfeeding experiences, beliefs, knowledge and self-efficacy in breastfeeding guidance and determine the impact of a training course on these factors, and how they were reflected in practice. METHODS A randomized intervention study enrolled 52 health visit...

BACKGROUND Despite the presence of high impact interventions to improve infant and young child feeding, only about 52% of mothers in Ethiopia exclusively breastfeed their child for the first six months after delivery. Although the decision to breastfeed a child is ultimately that of the mother, this decision could be influenced by a variety of factors including social-cognitive ones. OBJECTIV...

INTRODUCTION Exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months and continuing it for 2 years, along with complementary feeding, are the primary objectives of public health plans and nutrition around the world. Self-efficacy is a theoretical framework that could be a strong predictive for breastfeeding. This study aimed to determine the effect of message-framing on self-efficacy of breastfeeding in nulliparo...

OBJECTIVES Little is known regarding modifiable factors that may explain sociodemographic disparities in breastfeeding rates among women in the United States. Using a mediation model approach, we examined the relative contributions of breastfeeding and formula feeding psychosocial factors in explaining disparities in breastfeeding intentions. METHODS We interviewed 532 expectant first-time mo...