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The study finds low breastfeeding self-efficacy and inadequate parenting in mothers with unplanned pregnancies, suggesting a need for support.
the self-efficacy in breastfeeding among mothers with unplanned pregnancies was quite low, and their parenting behaviors and maternal roles were quite inadequate. Nurses and midwives should support mothers with unplanned pregnancies in terms of breastfeeding their babies, both during pregnancy and in the early postpartum period, and in adapting to the role of motherhood and raising children.
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