Parenting Journal · Work & family · Volume 1 · Issue 5

Kindness

Compassion, recovery, wellbeing and practical support for people who care for others.

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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Systematic review of workplace interventions

Breastfeeding at the workplace: a systematic review of interventions to improve workplace environments to facilitate breastfeeding among working women

What combination of time, space and support would make a parent’s feeding choice workable?

Pregnant, breastfeeding and recently postpartum working adults.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Cross-sectional online employed-mother survey

Breastfeeding and workplace support in Nepal

Can a parent use the space and task adjustments we say are available?

Mothers of children under two years.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Scoping review

Maternal employment characteristics as a structural social determinant of breastfeeding after return to work in the European Region: a scoping review

Which employees have real control over the time and conditions needed for care?

Mothers of healthy children continuing breastfeeding after work return.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Qualitative realist-context analysis

Implementation of Breastfeeding Policies at Workplace in Mexico: Analysis of Context Using a Realist Approach

What makes a supportive policy feel safe to use in this workplace?

Adult workers and managers around maternity and breastfeeding.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Sequential explanatory mixed-methods study

Prevalence and barriers to early initiation of breastfeeding among urban poor full-time readymade garments working mothers: a mixed-methods study in Bangladesh

Does support begin before leave, when a parent is preparing for the first days with a baby?

Working mothers recalling the period immediately after birth.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Four-country policy-document and stakeholder study

Advocating for Paid Maternity Leave and Workplace Lactation Policy Reform and Implementation: Lessons Learned From Indonesia, Nigeria, the Philippines and Vietnam

Who can help turn a good maternity-support idea into a durable policy?

Stakeholders shaping protections for pregnant and breastfeeding workers.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Checklist development and cross-sectional worker survey

A cross-sectional study of lactation room quality and Dutch working mothers’ satisfaction, perceived ease of, and perceived support for breast milk expression at work

Would a parent feel comfortable using the room we provide?

Adult lactating employees.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Cross-sectional employed-mother support-preference survey

Mothers' Willingness to Use Workplace Lactation Supports: Evidence from Formally Employed Mothers in Central Kenya

Are we offering the support parents want and can realistically use?

Mothers of children twelve months or younger.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Cross-sectional occupational-group mother survey

Predictors of exclusive breastfeeding cessation among employed mothers in Mogadishu, Somalia: A cross-sectional study

Which supports appear helpful here, and which associations remain uncertain?

Mothers of children aged six to twenty-four months.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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Vol. 1 · Issue 5 · Kindness · Qualitative exploratory mother interview study

Barriers and facilitators to exclusive breastfeeding among formally employed mothers in urban Indonesia

Are we asking a parent to overcome a structural problem with personal resilience?

Mothers aged 25–36 with infants aged six to twelve months.CC BY 4.0Working-family evidence
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