Breastfeeding and emerging motherhood identity: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of first time Chinese Australian mothers’ breastfeeding experiences
Abstract
Chinese Australian mothers are more likely than the general Australian mothers to introduce formula in the first month of age. A better understanding of the context of formula introduction in the early weeks of birth can provide a deeper insight into how Chinese Australian mothers can be supported to continue exclusive breastfeeding. An interpretative phenomenological analysis approach was used to examine the lived breastfeeding experiences of...
Paper Details
Title
Breastfeeding and emerging motherhood identity: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of first time Chinese Australian mothers’ breastfeeding experiences
Published Date
May 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
3
Pages
e292 - e301
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