Abstract
Introduction: Breastfeeding is recognized and promoted by the AAP and ACOG as an important factor in neonatal growth and development, with numerous short- and long-term health benefits for both mother and baby, including ideal nutrition, decreased rates of childhood infections and atopic disease, and improved postpartum recovery. Focused review of the current literature yielded studies detailing barriers to successful hospital breastfeeding exclusivity, including disparities in provider knowledge and attitudes. Our children’s hospital is a BabyFriendly designated hospital with 4,800 deliveries per year. In late 2016, …
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