Social Support for Breastfeeding Practice During the COVID-19 Second Wave in Thailand: A Cross-Sectional Study.

Sasitara NuampaKornkanok KuesakulSudhathai PrasongMetpapha Sudphet

Published in: Journal of human lactation : official journal of International Lactation Consultant Association (2023)

While the exclusive breastfeeding rate was better than the pre-pandemic rate, successful breastfeeding was more common when participants perceived that they had received breastfeeding support. Policymakers should execute breastfeeding support systems along with COVID-19 management.

Keyphrases

social support
coronavirus disease
preterm infants
sars cov
depressive symptoms
healthcare
physical activity
primary care
mental health
risk factors
quality improvement