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Factors Associated With The Practice Of Breastfeeding For Mothers Who Attend The Dr. Robert Reid Cabral Childrens Hospital In Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic | 41440
ISSN: 2161-0711
Journal of Community Medicine & Health Education
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Factors associated with the practice of breastfeeding for mothers who attend the Dr. Robert Reid Cabral childrens hospital in Santo Domingo, Dominican republic
Exclusive breastfeeding rates in the Dominican Republic are the lowest in all of Latin America. In Latin America 37.9% of
mothers breastfeed exclusively for the first six months, while in the Dominican Republic the rate is only 7.8%. Breastfeeding
is critically important for maternal and child health. Optimally breastfed children are 14 times more likely to survive than those
who are not breastfed. The objective of this study was to describe the factors that limit or favor the practice of breastfeeding
for mothers who attended the Robert Reid Cabral Children’s Hospital. A cross-sectional, descriptive, and observational study
with a random sampling method was used to select 60 Dominican mothers over the age of 18 who live in Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic. Data was collected with a semi-structured interview questionnaire in July 2014. Qualitative and
quantitative data was analyzed using SPSSv22. For this data set, the average length of exclusive breastfeeding was 2.34 months
and the average length of partial breastfeeding was 7.36 months (close to national averages). Factors significantly associated
with not practicing exclusive breastfeeding longer than 2 months included working full time (OR=5.7, p=.012), lack of correct
information regarding breastfeeding (nutritional value of breast milk, OR=10.86, p=.0008), and lack of support. 87% (52 of
60 mothers stated that they did not receive any breastfeeding support). Breastfeeding support, correct information regarding
breastfeeding, and work status were the factors significantly associated with exclusive breastfeeding for this sample. These
factors should be targeted in culturally appropriate breastfeeding interventions.