Premature Weaning and Lived Experience of Primiparae Women during Breastfeeding ()
ABSTRACT
This qualitative analysis has searched the primiparae women’s experiences around the practice of breastfeeding after weaning their children under the age of six months. After their free and deliberate consent, 17 mothers, met at the maternal and child health service of the Sendwe’s Hospital of Lubumbashi in D.R. Congo, constituted the population of our analysis. The semi-directive interview allowed us to collect data. Primiparae women have encountered negative experiences during breastfeeding stage. This has definitely influenced them to stop breastfeeding of their children at six months. The analysis has found that these mothers were not supported nor adequately informed or prepared at the process of giving birth. In the practice of breastfeeding, the subjective perception of their health state and sensations perceived have involved them to stop breastfeeding. This seems more superficial and unsubstantial reasons; however, they have led to stopping breastfeeding.
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Sylvie, Y. , Nonon, M. , Fidèle, M. , Tréso, K. , Jacquie, C. and Narcisse, M. (2018) Premature Weaning and Lived Experience of Primiparae Women during Breastfeeding.
Open Access Library Journal,
5, 1-6. doi:
10.4236/oalib.1104404.
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