BREAST FEEDING

This study looked at whether using a simple sling could help first-time mothers who had a cesarean section hold their newborn skin-to-skin for longer. It compared standard skin-to-skin contact to using a sling to see which method led to more contact time and better breastfeeding …

This study tested whether an 11-week education and counseling program delivered through WhatsApp could help new mothers. Researchers wanted to see if the program improved mothers' confidence with breastfeeding, satisfaction with their postpartum bodies, healthy lifestyle habits, …

This study tested whether a specific set of exercises called the Klapp method could help breastfeeding mothers who have a rounded upper back (kyphosis). Thirty-two mothers were split into two groups: one received guided Klapp exercises, and the other received printed instructions…

This study looked at how different methods of pain relief after a planned C-section affect a mother's ability to start and continue breastfeeding. Researchers compared three pain management techniques in 75 mothers to see which one best supported breastfeeding in the first crucia…

This study aimed to understand how breast milk changes during the first six months after birth and how it relates to infant health. Researchers followed 769 Chinese mother-infant pairs, analyzing milk composition and tracking infant growth. The goal was to gather knowledge about …

This study tested whether a mobile app could encourage more new mothers to donate breast milk. Researchers in Peru gave 112 breastfeeding mothers either the educational app or standard printed information for 60 days. They measured if the app improved mothers' knowledge, attitude…

This study looked at how fathers' involvement in breastfeeding education at different pregnancy and postpartum stages affects mothers' confidence and infant feeding patterns. Researchers followed 526 couples, dividing them based on when fathers participated in breastfeeding activ…