Masvie Hilde
Haydom School of Nursing, PB Mbulu, Manyara Region, Tanzania.
Midwifery. 2006 Mar;22(1):23-31. doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2005.02.003. Epub 2005 Jun 20.
to systematically analyse the Nepalise grandmother's own perspective of breast feeding.
a qualitative approach was used. Three focus-group discussions and eight semi-structured interviews formed the primary database. All interviews and discussions were tape recorded, and translated transcripts and field notes were analysed.
Makwanpur District, rural Nepal.
31 Tamang mothers-in-law living in a household with their son's family, and taking part in child care.
the data suggest that the mothers-in-law see themselves as key providers of, and decision-makers in, perinatal care practices. Traditional patterns of promotive and preventive care were identified.
contrary to the widespread reports that early breast feeding is delayed in this setting, these grandmothers held colostrum in high regard, used no prelacteals and supported early initiation of breast feeding.
系统分析尼泊尔祖母对母乳喂养的自身看法。
采用定性研究方法。三次焦点小组讨论和八次半结构化访谈构成了主要数据库。所有访谈和讨论均进行了录音,并对翻译后的文字记录和实地笔记进行了分析。
尼泊尔农村马卡旺布尔区。
31名塔芒族岳母,她们与儿子一家同住,并参与儿童照料。
数据表明,岳母们将自己视为围产期护理实践的关键提供者和决策者。确定了传统的促进性和预防性护理模式。
与普遍报道的在这种情况下早期母乳喂养会延迟相反,这些祖母非常重视初乳,不使用代乳品,并支持尽早开始母乳喂养。