Research on women's experiences of infant feeding and related moral discourse suggests
that self‐conscious emotions may be highly relevant to breastfeeding support interactions …

Background After birth, guilt and shame are differentially experienced by breastfeeding and
formula feeding mothers. Despite this, currently utilized guilt and shame definitions lack …

Abstract Background Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) are widely used for establishing
evidence of the effectiveness of interventions, yet public health interventions are often …

Leeming 669 the best ways to conduct research. In many disciplines, qualitative research
emerged as a point of resistance to the use of methods from the natural sciences (positivism) …

Abstract The Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) provides a variety of health and
nutrition supports to vulnerable mothers and strongly promotes breastfeeding but does not …

Qualitative methods are underutilized in health intervention evaluation, and overshadowed
by the importance placed on randomized controlled trials (RCTs). This Commentary …

Purpose: Experiencing breastfeeding difficulties poses a risk for early cessation of
breastfeeding and decreases the likelihood of breastfeeding a future child. To further …

Breastfeeding and the provision of human milk is established as protecting infant and
maternal health. However, breastfeeding rates in many countries, including Wales, are low …

Breastfeeding infants for a period of two years is endorsed by international health agencies
such as the World Health Organisation. However, discourses of breastfeeding in a British …

Objectives To explore women's experiences of breastfeeding beyond infancy (> 1 year).
Understanding these experiences, including the motivators, enablers and barriers faced …