Influences of Non-Accession to Exclusive Breastfeeding: Understanding of Feminine Subjectivity

  • Alves T
  • Carvalho J
  • Cavalcante R
  • et al.
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Objective: To investigate the difficulties experienced by mothers, that influence the failure of Exclusive Breast Feeding. Method: qualitative study, exploratory and descriptive. There were semi-structured interviews with 14 women. The data treatment occurred by means of the content analysis, in the form of thematic analysis. Results: Mammary complications; negative influences of familiar; job out of home and various household duties; insufficient information and weaknesses in communication among professionals of prenatal care; insertion of artificial teats (bottles) in the hospital. Conclusions: it was found that breastfeeding transcends biological concept, because it suffers social and cultural interference. Furthermore, woman as a social being is inserted in a context permeated by values which directly interfere in their attitudes.

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Alves, T. R. de M., Carvalho, J. B. L. de, Cavalcante, R. D., Teixeira, G. A., Silva, F. C. B. da, Oliveira, A. M. de, & Silva, G. W. dos S. (2017). Influences of Non-Accession to Exclusive Breastfeeding: Understanding of Feminine Subjectivity. International Archives of Medicine, 10. https://doi.org/10.3823/2442

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