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Exploring Breastfeeding Support on Social Media

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2018

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English

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International Breastfeeding Journal, BioMed Central

The experiences and perceptions of breastfeeding mothers in a range of contexts and their support needs have been studied, but there has been little exploration of the specific breastfeeding topics that women are investigating via social networking sites (SNSs) such as Facebook, and how breastfeeding peer supporters respond to queries about breastfeeding concerns on a SNS.

This material has been shared under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.

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International Breastfeeding Journal, BioMed Central

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Australia

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Oceania

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Community health workers, Health workers, Others, Programme managers

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Fear, myths, and misconceptions, Health worker overload, demotivation, Movement restrictions, No or limited community activities, Reduced community demand

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Breastfeeding

Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF)

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