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Introduction: It is well known that exclusive breastmilk is the best intake for the newborn during the first six months of life. Mothers who are providing this diet need to have the right information in order to achieve best results. Objective: This study was performed to identify the knowledge about breast feeding in no primiparous woman who are pregnant and/or postpartum from HGSJDD. Experimental design: It was conducted at the Obstetrics Department of HGSJDD, which involved 100 no primiparous woman who are pregnant and/or postpartum. Method: A questionnaire of 23 questions was used with a total value of 100 points, with a score of 60 points or higher representing an adequate level of knowledge of breastfeeding in primiparous postpartum mothers. The survey was passed to the 100 participating mothers. Results: Mostly mothers between 27 and 31 years demonstrated a lack in the basic knowledge about breastfeeding. Only 4 mothers of the studied group showed an adequate level of knowledge, the rest of the group showed a score lower than 60 points. Conclusions: Even though most of the participating women received prenatal control, it was concluded, that exist a lack of knowledge about maternal breastfeeding.
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