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... mother’s employment on the ...of maternal employment (economic gain) and the costs of reduced time of the mother in childcare cancel out each other and drew the relationship to the null ...other ... See full document

... This study has indicated employed mothers are less likely to practice exclusive breastfeeding than unemployed ...The exclusive breastfeeding status of unemployed mothers was ... See full document

... Mothers were requested by the data collector on their practice on dietary recall for the first six month of life of their index baby and two third (68.6 %) of mothers reported that they exclusively breastfed their ... See full document

... this study, maternal age and other maternal socio- economic characteristics, such as level of education, resi- dence, and the household socio-economic position did not show significant association ... See full document

... northwest Ethiopia [24], eastern region of Ghana [25], Kinshasa [7], and Saudi Arabia ...establish breastfeeding their newborn babies, or they lack conveni- ent locations to breastfeed at their working ...a ... See full document

... The investigator used “since birth” method to calculate the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding. The analysis was performed with the SPSS version 15 software pack- age. The prevalence of EBF was ... See full document

... Formal written letter of ethical clearance was obtained from research ethics committee in College of Health Sciences and Medicine at Wolaita Sodo University. Letters were written for each respective kebeles from Offa ... See full document

... present study shows that 92.0% of the study partici- pants have some postnatal care ...South Ethiopia [50], West Ethiopia [51], Rwanda [52] and Kenya [53], where those who got postpartum ... See full document

... the study conducted in Ghana (51.6%) [10] and the study done in Thailand 54% ...in Ethiopia the new health exten- sion package strategy is effective and, another possible rea- son might be the ... See full document

... exclusively breastfeeding, and ...the breastfeeding prevalence rate fell to ...with exclusive breastfeeding (P=0.001). In this analysis maternal age, maternal education, husband ... See full document

... of breastfeeding and ...(continuous breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding, complementary feeding, and bottle feeding) were obtained by asking the mothers of all foods or liquids given to the ... See full document

... of exclusive breastfeeding practices among women ...based cross-sectional study in Ethiopia, found that unemployed mothers were 9 times more likely to exclusively breastfeed ... See full document

... The study fi nding showed that only ...the study participants (69.3%) initiated breastfeeding immediately after ...the study participants provide animal milk ... See full document

... Questionnaires for quantitative data were adapted from Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey 2005, and from the tool used in Jimma Longitudinal Family Survey of Youth [16,17]. Guidelines for qualitative data were ... See full document

... that breastfeeding has no adequate nutrients both in quality and ...non-exclusive breastfeeding, the prevalence of non-exclusive breastfeeding was increased from ...cease ... See full document

... and Ethiopia [31], where most women received antenatal care ...our study is consistent with find- ings from Moshi, Tanzania [24], but lower than findings from Nigeria [33], where ... See full document

... of exclusive breastfeeding, the Ethiopian government developed the Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) guideline in 2004 ...of exclusive breast- feeding, were being given both at health institution ... See full document

... Whereas mothers who did not give prelacteal feeds were almost 4.6 times more likely to initiate breastfeed- ing within one hour than mothers who introduce other fluids, which is similar with findings in;- Raya kobo ... See full document

... Almost all 815 (99.5%) children had ever breastfed at some point in the past. Of those who had ever breastfed, 709 (87.0%) of the mothers initiated breastfeeding within one hour of birth, 679 (83.3%) had fed ... See full document

... of maternal work and breastfeeding ...in breastfeeding frequency (No occupation 13%, beauticians 3%, dress making 8%, hawking trading 8%, trading 38%, fish mongering 20%, teaching 6%, catering 3% and ... See full document