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    The document discusses research on exclusive breastfeeding facilitators and obstacles. It examines qualitative and quantitative studies that found exclusive breastfeeding was hindered by maternal work and feelings of insufficient breast milk supply, as well as social and cultural influences. However, some mothers discovered strategies to enhance breastfeeding. Therefore, the document argues that healthcare professionals must understand determinants of exclusive breastfeeding in order to provide anticipatory assistance that addresses hurdles and improves health outcomes for newborns and mothers.

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    The document discusses research on exclusive breastfeeding facilitators and obstacles. It examines qualitative and quantitative studies that found exclusive breastfeeding was hindered by maternal work and feelings of insufficient breast milk supply, as well as social and cultural influences. However, some mothers discovered strategies to enhance breastfeeding. Therefore, the document argues that healthcare professionals must understand determinants of exclusive breastfeeding in order to provide anticipatory assistance that addresses hurdles and improves health outcomes for newborns and mothers.

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    The document discusses research on exclusive breastfeeding facilitators and obstacles. It examines qualitative and quantitative studies that found exclusive breastfeeding was hindered by maternal work and feelings of insufficient breast milk supply, as well as social and cultural influences. However, some mothers discovered strategies to enhance breastfeeding. Therefore, the document argues that healthcare professionals must understand determinants of exclusive breastfeeding in order to provide anticipatory assistance that addresses hurdles and improves health outcomes for newborns and mothers.

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    The document discusses research on exclusive breastfeeding facilitators and obstacles. It examines qualitative and quantitative studies that found exclusive breastfeeding was hindered by maternal work and feelings of insufficient breast milk supply, as well as social and cultural influences. However, some mothers discovered strategies to enhance breastfeeding. Therefore, the document argues that healthcare professionals must understand determinants of exclusive breastfeeding in order to provide anticipatory assistance that addresses hurdles and improves health outcomes for newborns and mothers.

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    The methodology included research on exclusive breastfeeding facilitators.

    The review examined


    exclusive breastfeeding facilitators from qualitative and quantitative research. Exclusive
    breastfeeding was hindered by maternal work. The studied mothers often felt their breast milk
    supply was insufficient. Social-cultural influences, notably mother and baby nutrition views,
    hindered exclusive breastfeeding.

    Despite these obstacles, some nursing women discovered strategies to enhance their
    breastfeeding (Braillon & Bewley, 2018, p.62). Healthcare professionals must understand
    exclusive breastfeeding determinants. Healthcare practitioners must understand the hurdles to
    exclusive breastfeeding and give appropriate anticipatory assistance. Hence, healthcare
    practitioners improved newborn and mother health outcomes.

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