Background: Having positive attitude about breast feeding is a factor that mothers decide to feed their infants with their own milk. Determination of the relationship among mother factors and attitude about breast feeding. Materials & Methods : In this survey 300 inpatient mothers, new delivered with discharge status from Tehran city hospitals were assessed. Data was collected by questionnaire. Questionnaire included two parts: the first part was about mother factors and the second part was about mother’s attitude (Likert scale). Results : Based on obtained results 77% mothers had positive attitude about breast feeding. The most of negative attitude was related to breast feeding effects on mother (42.2%) and then on child (39.9%). Factors like Job, in come, kind of support people and advisors showed no significant with mothers attitude (p>0.05). Mean of mothers Attitude scores with factors of education, age, number of children, gravid times, information sources, encourager showed statistic significant difference (p < 0.05). Conclusion: Experience of mother about breast feeding and literacy are important factors in mothers' attitude.
Alaie,N. , Faghihzadeh,S. , Faghihzadeh,S. and Faghihzadeh,S. (2020). Relationship of Mother Factors with Mothers' Attitude about Breast Feeding. Daneshvar Medicine, 15(1), 31-40.
MLA
Alaie,N. , , Faghihzadeh,S. , , Faghihzadeh,S. , and Faghihzadeh,S. . "Relationship of Mother Factors with Mothers' Attitude about Breast Feeding", Daneshvar Medicine, 15, 1, 2020, 31-40.
HARVARD
Alaie N., Faghihzadeh S., Faghihzadeh S., Faghihzadeh S. (2020). 'Relationship of Mother Factors with Mothers' Attitude about Breast Feeding', Daneshvar Medicine, 15(1), pp. 31-40.
CHICAGO
N. Alaie, S. Faghihzadeh, S. Faghihzadeh and S. Faghihzadeh, "Relationship of Mother Factors with Mothers' Attitude about Breast Feeding," Daneshvar Medicine, 15 1 (2020): 31-40,
VANCOUVER
Alaie N., Faghihzadeh S., Faghihzadeh S., Faghihzadeh S. Relationship of Mother Factors with Mothers' Attitude about Breast Feeding. Daneshvar Med, 2020; 15(1): 31-40.