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Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- PART 1 The Context and Foundations of Lactation as Health Promotion -- Chapter 1 Infant Feeding, Industrialization, and History -- Overview -- Pediatricians Respond to the Crisis -- A Dearth of Human Milk -- Sweeping Social Change -- The Medicalization of Infant Feeding -- The Milk Wars -- The Paradox of Victory -- A Resurgence of Breastfeeding -- The Diabolical Formula Industry -- Controversies Remain Ongoing -- References -- Chapter 2 Key Concepts of Lactation as Health Promotion -- Overview. Socio-ecological Model to Support Breastfeeding -- Breastfeeding Promotion as a Lactation Strategy and Investment -- Maternal Health Outcomes -- Infant Health Outcomes -- Sustainable Food Source and Access to Human Milk -- Health Communication -- Interprofessional Communication -- Motivational Interviewing and Shared Decision Making -- Additional Frameworks for Health Promotion -- Patient-Centered Care Framework -- Community Coalition Action Theory and Collective Impact -- Collaborating for Equity and Justice -- Summary -- References Chapter 3 Behavioral Theories Examining Lactation as Health Promotion -- Overview -- Social Cognitive Theory: Self-efficacy and Health Behavior Research -- Reasoned Action Approach -- The Theory of Reasoned Action -- The Theory of Planned Behavior -- The Health Belief Model -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 4 Social Policy and Lactation -- Overview -- Historical Perspective of Breastfeeding Policy -- Impact of Breastfeeding Policy -- Factors Influencing Breastfeeding Policy -- Policy Development -- Establishing the Need for Policy Change -- Role of the Health Professional -- References Chapter 5 Relational Practice and Lactation -- Overview -- Introduction -- What Does Relational Mean? -- The Relational Framework for Breastfeeding Support -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 6 Baby-friendly Initiatives -- Overview -- Breastfeeding: Health Care Professionals Role -- Global Support of Breastfeeding -- International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes -- International Baby Food Action Network -- United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child -- The Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding -- Baby-friendly Hospital Initiative -- References PART 2 Breastfeeding as Developmental Health Promotion -- Chapter 7 Developmental Processes of Lactation as Health Promotion -- Overview -- Birthing Considerations -- Concepts of Physiological Birth -- Birth Partnership -- Hospital Practices -- Interventions -- Infant Considerations -- Golden Hour -- Postpartum Practices to Promote Breastfeeding -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 8 Globalization and Lactation as Health Promotion: Brazil -- Overview -- Introduction -- The Effect of Globalization on Breastfeeding -- Questions to Consider -- Brazilian Perspective