Abstract:

Purpose: This study was carried out in the first six months only with breast milk for 2 years and afterwards to determine the traditional methods that mothers use in breastfeeding and breastfeeding. Tool and Method: This cutting study was planned to identify the factors associated with breastfeeding processes and traditional milk cutting methods in children aged 6-36 months using Google's online surveys (N=1091). Results: In the first 6 months, 1.98 times the number of mothers who were born with only breast milk (EBF) with Caesarine, 2.36 times the number of mothers who were born with 2 or more children and 29.64 times the number of mothers who were born with births and the number of girls who were born with babies was lower than the number of mothers who were born with traditional method. By the year, the breastfeeding rate was 2.21 times lower in mothers with girls and 18.75 times lower in mothers supporting their close relatives for breastfeeding. In the first six months, the use of traditional methods to stop breastfeeding was 35.69 times greater in those who did not practice breastfeeding. The result: it was determined that mothers used traditional methods to stop breastfeeding. Keywords: Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding, Experience, Cutting Milk, Traditional Methods

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