Most (67%) mothers were breastfeeding at 8â€“12 weeks postpartum. Only 27.4% of mothers were exclusively breastfeeding at that time, 39.6% were giving both breast milk and infant formula while 33% were giving infant formula only. Bivariate analysis Various factors were tested for their association with exclusive breastfeeding (Table 2). These were categorized into seven groups: socio demographic characteristics, pregnancy and delivery indicators, women health attitude and behavior, postpartum health, infant characteristics, and social support. The results of the bivariate analysis are shown in Table 2. Maternal stress and whether the infant was the result of a planned pregnancy were factors marginally associated with exclusive breastfeeding (p-value= 0.092 and 0.068, respectively). Factors significantly associated with exclusive breastfeeding included maternal age, employment and monthly household income, gestational age and mode of delivery, intention to breastfeed at the time of delivery, babyâ€™s health and main source of emotional support for the new mother. Inglês > Português Tradutor Online, Tradutor Inglês-Português

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Most (67%) mothers were breastfeeding at 8â€“12 weeks postpartum. Only 27.4% of mothers were exclusively breastfeeding at that time, 39.6% were giving both breast milk and infant formula while 33% were giving infant formula only. Bivariate analysis Various factors were tested for their association with exclusive breastfeeding (Table 2). These were categorized into seven groups: socio demographic characteristics, pregnancy and delivery indicators, women health attitude and behavior, postpartum health, infant characteristics, and social support. The results of the bivariate analysis are shown in Table 2. Maternal stress and whether the infant was the result of a planned pregnancy were factors marginally associated with exclusive breastfeeding (p-value= 0.092 and 0.068, respectively). Factors significantly associated with exclusive breastfeeding included maternal age, employment and monthly household income, gestational age and mode of delivery, intention to breastfeed at the time of delivery, babyâ€™s health and main source of emotional support for the new mother.

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A maioria das mÃ£es (67%) foram amamentaÃ§Ã£o em 8 semanas apÃ³s o parto. Apenas 27,4% das mÃ£es eram exclusivamente amamentaÃ§Ã£o naquela Ã©poca, 39,6% estavam dando tanto o leite materno e fÃ³rmula infantil enquanto 33% estavam dando somente a fÃ³rmula infantil.AnÃ¡lise bivariadaVÃ¡rios fatores foram testados por sua associaÃ§Ã£o com aleitamento materno exclusivo (tabela 2). Estes foram classificados em sete grupos: sÃ³cio caracterÃsticas demogrÃ¡ficas, indicadores de gravidez e do parto, atitude de saÃºde de mulheres e comportamento, saÃºde pÃ³s-parto, caracterÃsticas infantis e apoio social. Os resultados da anÃ¡lise bivariada sÃ£o mostrados na tabela 2. Estresse materno e se o bebÃ© era o resultado de uma gravidez planejada foram fatores associados Ã amamentaÃ§Ã£o exclusiva marginalmente (p-valor = 0,092 e 0.068, respectivamente). Fatores associados significativamente com a amamentaÃ§Ã£o exclusiva incluÃam idade materna, renda familiar, emprego e mensal, a idade gestacional e modo de entrega, intenÃ§Ã£o de amamentar, no momento da entrega, a saÃºde do bebÃª e principal fonte de apoio emocional para a nova mÃ£e.

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