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¾È¼÷Èñ:Ahn Suk-Hee
±èÀ±¹Ì:Kim Yun-Mi
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Abstract
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Purpose: This study was to explore association of maternal role adjustments, parenting stresses, and demographic factors to breastfeeding adaptation.
Methods: A correlational survey design was used to recruit 183 mothers who breastfeed or breastfed their babies. Participants¡¯ visited outpatient departments and were admitted to pediatric ward at 2 hospitals in metropolitan city of Korea. Inclusion criteria for subjects were mothers whose babies were from 1 month to 24 months old. Data were collected using a self-report questionnaire for mothers¡¯ and babies¡¯ demographic variables, maternal role adjustments, parenting stresses, and maternal breastfeeding adaptations.
Results: Higher levels of maternal adaptations and low levels of parenting stresses were associated with greater maternal breastfeeding adaptations. Types of feeding during hospital stays and baby¡¯s health status at birth were also associated with maternal breastfeeding adaptation.
Conclusion: Results showed that a higher level of mothers¡¯ adjustment to breastfeeding; indicated lesser parenting stresses with higher levels of maternal adaptation. Nursing interventions for breastfeeding should be applied for appropriate breastfeeding adaptation during mothers¡¯ hospital stay. As baby¡¯s poor health status at birth medical team should provide a proper breastfeeding education.
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KeyWords
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Maternal, Role, Parenting, Stress, Breastfeeding, Adaptation
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