Annotated Bibliography 1. Boyer, K. (2018). The Emotional Resonances of Breastfeeding in Public: The Role of Strangers in breastfeeding Practice.Emotion, Space and Society,26, 33–40. https://doi-org.ezproxy.snhu.edu/10.1016/j.emospa.2016.09.002 In this article, breastfeeding is discussed as being a “iconic symbol of succor” and “comfort giving.” The article is explaining how breastfeeding is natural and has many health benefits for not only the baby but for the mother as well. It also goes into detail about how breastfeeding may also cause physical and psychic discomfort....
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Main argument: (205) The hypothesis of this project is: ‘How do newspaper journalists frame the issue of breastfeeding and nipple exposure?’ Attention was drawn to the way media uses language in order to resolve the way they enculturated sexism. Women can gain control over how their bodies are represented if supported by health care news regarding the word ‘nipple’. The shame of public breastfeeding can be removed if the word ‘nipple’ removes stigmatisation. There is room for change as constructivism...
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Most people debate on whether to breastfeed or formula feed their infants, most people say they should breastfeed their infant because it’s a more natural option, but what if you can’t because of medical issues, then what are you supposed to tell them that you would just rather not breastfeed, and risk getting judged because you can’t breastfeed? In this paper, I will be discussing the advantages and disadvantages of both breastfeeding and bottle feeding and the effects on the...
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After analysing whether Hong Kong is a breastfeeding friendly society with reference to parameters based on facilities, government support and public policies, I believe that Hong Kong is not a breastfeeding-friendly society. I will further explain with the evaluation in aspects of coverage, protection and discrimination below. Parameter 1: Coverage of support for mothers to breastfeed is low Currently, there are only 2 hospitals are accredited by BFHIHKA to be a Baby-friendly Hospital in Hong Kong. The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative...
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INTRODUCTION The subject of breastfeeding in public has never usually been a controversial one, until now. In a world where everyone’s different views are valued, some cases of discrimination to new mothers trying to feed their babies has caused a riot in the political domain. My PIP addresses the topic of, is breastfeeding in public an acceptable social norm. This research aims to cover different gender views on breastfeeding mothers in public and the impact that is has on mothers...
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The topic we have chosen is Breastfeeding. Breastfeeding is important because it provides babies with the essential nutrients needed for growth and development. Breastfeeding also creates a strong bond between the mother and child. This is why babies who are breastfed are usually calmer because they feel a great deal of safety and security when nursed. Lastly, breastfed babies are less likely to develop certain illnesses that formula fed babies develop. This is because breast milk contains antibodies that are...
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Introduction Over the past few decades, infant feeding has been under the spotlight of public opinion. In the United States and other developed countries, debates have arisen about maternal leave policies, breastfeeding in public, and formula food risks. A similar infant feeding debate also exists in developing countries, yet, the discussions are focused on corrupt infant formula promotion, the lack of sanitation, and infectious diseases linked to infant feeding practices. Since 1990, the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially recommended...
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