Revista brasileira de enfermagem · 2026
Social support perceived by breastfeeding mothers and its impacts on breastfeeding.
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Fernandes Luciane Cristina Rodrigues, Campanha Julia Melo, Sanfelice Clara Fróes de Oliveira, Mafetoni Reginaldo Roque, Carmona Elenice Valentim
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: to understand the support network of breastfeeding mothers with children born in two teaching hospitals, its effectiveness in the postpartum period, and its impact on breastfeeding.
METHODS: a prospective cohort study was conducted in two public hospitals accredited to the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative. For analysis, the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences software was used.
RESULTS: of 304 postpartum women, 295 (97.04%) mentioned support from the hospital's health team, and 283 (93.09%) reported having a support network in the postpartum period. Support network became effective in the first month postpartum (p=0.0001), favoring daytime rest (p=0.0005) and having a positive relationship with exclusive breastfeeding in the sixth month (p=0.0424).
CONCLUSIONS: most women considered the healthcare team as a source of support for breastfeeding and mentioned that they would have a support network after discharge, which materialized with a positive outcome for breastfeeding.
METHODS: a prospective cohort study was conducted in two public hospitals accredited to the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative. For analysis, the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences software was used.
RESULTS: of 304 postpartum women, 295 (97.04%) mentioned support from the hospital's health team, and 283 (93.09%) reported having a support network in the postpartum period. Support network became effective in the first month postpartum (p=0.0001), favoring daytime rest (p=0.0005) and having a positive relationship with exclusive breastfeeding in the sixth month (p=0.0424).
CONCLUSIONS: most women considered the healthcare team as a source of support for breastfeeding and mentioned that they would have a support network after discharge, which materialized with a positive outcome for breastfeeding.