Özet:

In this study, 580 women who were born in Diyarbakır birthdays were identified as breastfeeding practices according to their basic education levels. Research findings showed that 4138 percent of babies breastfeed immediately after birth, while 43.96 percent of babies first given food was breast milk. The mother’s educational level does not significantly affect the baby’s time of first breastfeeding (p>0.05) and is effective in determining the type of first given food and the frequency of breastfeeding (p<0.001). Unlike expected, it has been determined that middle-school and higher-educated mothers have made more mistakes in breastfeeding practices. For example, 7I.60% of these mothers know that colostrum is useful, but only 38% of them know that colostrum is useful. 27 And when the mother gives birth to the baby, the mother gives milk, it is clear that the mother is unclean. There is no meaningful relationship between the baby's diet and the mother's education level. by p>0.05 Only 17.10% of women who make the sample have been trained in breast milk indicates the need for widespread and continuous training in this area.