WABA Forum-Arusha The role of men in the promotion of Breastfeeding Dr. Charles Sagoe-Moses Chairman-IBFAN-Africa.

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WABA Forum-Arusha The role of men in the promotion of Breastfeeding Dr. Charles Sagoe-Moses Chairman-IBFAN-Africa

outline Involvement during Ante-natal period Involvement during labour/delivery Involvement during post-natal period

Ante-natal period Provision of appropriate and adequate foods Provision of financial and physical support Decide with wife/partner appropriate feeding option for the coming baby Accompany partner to ante-natal clinics

During labour/delivery Be present to support partner physically and emotionally Inform health workers: midwife/TBA about chosen feeding option for the baby Ensure the wishes of partner is respected by the midwife/doctor/TBA

Post-Natal Period Inform in-laws about chosen feeding option Protect mother against harmful traditional and other practices adverse to breastfeeding Build mothers confidence Give practical help

Osu Father Support Gp About 3 yrs old Leader- local pastor Local Membership: 20+ Collaborates with local Mother Support Gp & local maternity home Origins: Previous breastfeeding experience of some fathers’ baby Motivation: GINAN Trainings/activities

How to involve other men Advocacy to male legislators, decision makers and heads of dept. Seminars for men grps Encourage men to form support gps

Benefits to fathers Economic Emotional Social benefits of support gps

Conclusion Men can use their influence in society to protect the health and nutrition of women and children Involvement of men in breastfeeding enhances family life The challenge is how to involve more men