Mobile Apps and Websites With Breastfeeding-Related Content in Germany: Cross-Sectional and Evaluation Study

Monika Ziebart; Vanessa Jäger; Melissa A Theurich; Berthold Viktor Koletzko

doi:10.2196/78128

March 16, 2026JMIR Pediatrics and ParentingOpen Access

Mobile Apps and Websites With Breastfeeding-Related Content in Germany: Cross-Sectional and Evaluation Study

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Key Points

This study aims to assess the availability and quality of breastfeeding-related digital content in Germany.
Conducted a cross-sectional evaluation of mobile apps and websites
Analyzed breastfeeding-related content for reliability and accessibility
Evaluated the role of nonprofit and governmental institutions
Identified a lack of reliable and unbiased breastfeeding information
Highlighted the need for supportive actions from institutions
Showed that many available resources are not open access or trustworthy

Implication

Cross-sectional evaluation reveals need for reliable breastfeeding information in Germany, suggesting institutional support is vital.

Abstract

Assertive action from nonprofit and governmental institutions should be provided to support parents with reliable, unbiased, open-access digital breastfeeding information in Germany.

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Ziebart et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Mobile Apps and Websites With Breastfeeding-Related Content in Germany: Cross-Sectional and Evaluation Study

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Mobile Apps and Websites With Breastfeeding-Related Content in Germany: Cross-Sectional and Evaluation Study

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Abstract

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