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International Breastfeeding Journal|May 12, 2015
Existential security is a necessary condition for continued breastfeeding despite severe initial difficulties: a lifeworld hermeneutical studyLina Palmér, Gunilla Carlsson, David Brunt, et al.International Breastfeeding Journal|February 2, 2011
Different attitudes during breastfeeding consultations when infant formula was given: a phenomenographic approachSofia Zwedberg, Lars NaeslundInternational Breastfeeding Journal|October 28, 2010
Gendered perceptions on infant feeding in Eastern Uganda: continued need for exclusive breastfeeding supportIngunn Ms Engebretsen, Karen M Moland, Jolly Nankunda, et al.International Breastfeeding Journal|October 28, 2010
"On our own, we can't manage": experiences with infant feeding recommendations among Malawian mothers living with HIVJennifer M Levy, Aimee L Webb, Daniel W SellenInternational Breastfeeding Journal|December 2, 2010
Breastfeeding in infancy: identifying the program-relevant issues in BangladeshRukhsana Haider, Sabrina Rasheed, Tina G Sanghvi, et al.International Breastfeeding Journal|June 3, 2009
The use of ultrasound to identify milk ejection in women - tips and pitfallsDonna T GeddesInternational Breastfeeding Journal|April 24, 2020
Exclusive breastfeeding patterns in Tanzania: Do individual, household, or community factors matter?Kwalu Samwel Dede, Hilde BrasInternational Breastfeeding Journal|May 13, 2020
Acceptability of donor breastmilk banking among health workers: a cross-sectional survey in Zimbabwean urban settingsDexter T Chagwena, Felistas Mugariri, Bhekimpilo Sithole, et al.International Breastfeeding Journal|May 20, 2020
A Qualitative Exploration of the Determinants of Exclusive Breastfeeding (EBF) Practices in Wajir County, KenyaMahat Jimale Mohamed, Sophie Ochola, Victor O OwinoInternational Breastfeeding Journal|September 7, 2021
A cross-sectional study of lactation room quality and Dutch working mothers' satisfaction, perceived ease of, and perceived support for breast milk expression at workSjoukje A van Dellen, Barbara Wisse, Mark P Mobach, et al.Pageof 98