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Experiências migratórias e intergeracionais sobre a amamentação no espaço familiar: um estudo de representações sociais
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analisar as experiências intergeracionais de mulheres migrantes da mesma família sobre a amamentação; apreender as representações sociais dessa população ao longo das gerações sobre a experiência de amamentar. Material e métodos: trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, fundamentada na Teoria das Representações Sociais, e realizada com 63 mulheres da mesma família e de diferentes gerações, 21 tríades no total. Utilizou-se, para a coleta dos dados, o Teste de Associação Livre de Palavras e, para a análise destes, o software Tri-Deux-Mots. Resultados: para as mulheres migrantes, a prática de amamentar permanece atrelada a benefícios fisiológicos e emocionais para o filho, exigindo abnegação e satisfação. No período de amamentação, as mulheres que se deslocam para novos territórios são mais vulneráveis em decorrência da adaptação geográfica, sociocultural e afetiva a que serão submetidas. Ressaltase
que o processo migratório pode influenciar na amamentação e estar na origem de conflitos de maternagem, especialmente entre gerações mais jovens, pois estas necessitam de referências familiares que, muitas vezes, permanecem distantes ou ausentes. Conclusões: constata-se que a diversidade sociocultural e o território influenciam grande parte das mulheres migrantes que amamentam, tornando-se necessário compreender os determinantes regionais e culturais, e as influências familiares e geracionais que permeiam esse processo.
To analyze the intergenerational experiences of female migrants from the same family on breastfeeding; to grasp the social representations of this population over the generations about the experience of breastfeeding. Material and methods: This is a qualitative research based on Social Representations Theory and carried out with 63 women from the same family and from different generations, 21 triads in total. For the data collection, the Free Word Association Test was used and, for the analysis of these, the TriDeux-Mots software. Results: For migrant women, the practice of breastfeeding remains tied to physiological and emotional benefits for the child, requiring self-denial and satisfaction. In the breastfeeding period, women who move to new territories are more vulnerable due to the geographical, sociocultural and affective adaptation to which they will be subjected. It should be emphasized that the migratory process can influence breastfeeding and be the cause of maternal conflicts, especially among younger generations, since they require family references that often remain distant or absent. Conclusions: Socio-cultural diversity and territory influence the majority of breastfeeding migrant women, making it necessary to understand the regional, cultural, family, and generational influences that permeate this process.
To analyze the intergenerational experiences of female migrants from the same family on breastfeeding; to grasp the social representations of this population over the generations about the experience of breastfeeding. Material and methods: This is a qualitative research based on Social Representations Theory and carried out with 63 women from the same family and from different generations, 21 triads in total. For the data collection, the Free Word Association Test was used and, for the analysis of these, the TriDeux-Mots software. Results: For migrant women, the practice of breastfeeding remains tied to physiological and emotional benefits for the child, requiring self-denial and satisfaction. In the breastfeeding period, women who move to new territories are more vulnerable due to the geographical, sociocultural and affective adaptation to which they will be subjected. It should be emphasized that the migratory process can influence breastfeeding and be the cause of maternal conflicts, especially among younger generations, since they require family references that often remain distant or absent. Conclusions: Socio-cultural diversity and territory influence the majority of breastfeeding migrant women, making it necessary to understand the regional, cultural, family, and generational influences that permeate this process.
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Aleitamento materno Relação entre gerações Migração humana Saúde da mulher Enfermagem Breastfeeding Intergenerational relations Human migration Women’s health Nursing
Citation
Moreira, Michelle Araújo; [et al.] - Experiências migratórias e intergeracionais sobre a amamentação no espaço familiar: um estudo de representações sociais. "Aquichan". ISSN 1657-5997 (Print) 2027-5374 (Online). A. 18, v 18, nº 3 (sep. 2018), p. 287-297
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Universidad de La Sabana