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  • Maternal-child health

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  • Breastfeeding experiences vary, with dysfunction defined by frequency and severity.
  • Existing tools lack a predictive score for subjective dyad experiences.
  • A validated instrument is needed to track breastfeeding progression over time.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and validate a self-report tool for assessing breastfeeding.
  • To evaluate the tool's predictive capability for breastfeeding dysfunction risk.

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  • Cross-sectional study design with 2085 breastfeeding dyads.
  • Content validity assessed by comparison with existing tools.
  • Exploratory factor analysis and logistic regression used for validation.

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  • Factor analysis yielded the FLIP score (Flow, Latch, Injury, Post-feed behavior) from 17 questions.
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  • Logistic regression showed 88.7% correct classification for breastfeeding dysfunction risk.

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  • The FLIP score is a valid and reliable instrument for quantifying breastfeeding dysfunction severity.
  • The tool is applicable to infants under one year old.
  • Further research will explore its utility in clinical management.