práticas populares de mães adolescentes no cuidado aos filhos prácticas populares de madres adolescentes en el cuidado a los hijos general practice of teenage mothers caring for their children
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OBJETIVO: Identificar y describir los cuidados populares adoptados por madres adolescentes en la asistencia a los hijos en los seis primeros meses de vida. MÉTODOS: Investigación con abordaje cualitativo desarrollado con seis madres adolescentes residentes en Cambé - PR. Los datos fueron recolectados en el período de febrero a abril del 2007, por medio de entrevistas semi-estructuradas, realizadas en el domicilio en cuatro momentos distintos: una semana, uno, cuatro y seis meses después del nacimiento. RESULTADOS: Las madres adolescentes revelaron reproducir en su cotidiano de cuidar varias prácticas populares que hacen parte de la cultura local y familiar, tales como amamantamiento cruzado, utilización de bendiciones, jarabes, infusiones y oraciones para tratar ocurrencias, además de algunas creencias relacionadas con el muñón umbilical, hipos y alteraciones en el sueño del bebé. CONCLUSIÓN: Los profesionales de salud precisan conocer las creencias y prácticas de las madres adolescentes para entonces planificar, de la mejor forma posible, la asistencia a ser prestada al binomio madre-hijo.
OBJECTIVE: To identify and describe popular practices of teenage mothers caring for their children during the first six month after birth. METHODS: A qualitative approach was used with six teenage mothers from the city of Cambé, PR. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews from February to April 2007. Interviews were conducted in the participants' home in four different times (one week, one month, four months, and six months after the birth). RESULTS: Findings suggested that teenage mothers use popular practices that were part of their family and community culture when caring for their children. These popular practices included cross breast-feeding, teas, syrups, and blessing's plays to treat adverse events, and popular beliefs regarding the umbilical stump, hiccups, and sleeping pattern. CONCLUSION: Health professionals must be aware of practices and beliefs of teenage mothers in order to plan quality care to the mother-child binomial.
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| Authors | ;Keli Regiane Tomeleri;Sonia Silva Marcon |
| Journal | ecology and society |
| Year | 2009 |
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