Sentence examples for feeding satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Secondary outcomes: exclusive breast feeding, satisfaction with care, NHS costs and cost per additional woman breast feeding.

Exit data (4 weeks after final SMS message): Method of infant feeding at study exit, problems with infant feeding, satisfaction with (breast) feeding support and satisfaction with feeding method(s) using 5-point Likeresponse response format.

Secondary outcomes: proportion of breastfeeding (exclusive, partial, none and method of feeding), mothers satisfaction with breastfeeding, attachment, stress and quality of life in mothers/partners at eight weeks after hospital discharge and at six months postnatal age.

The secondary aim is to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of proactive telephone support on breastfeeding (exclusive, partial, none and method of feeding), mothers satisfaction with breastfeeding, attachment, parental stress and quality of life in mothers/partners at 8 weeks after hospital discharge and at six months postnatal age.

This quick accessibility leads to a more positive sense of satisfaction, feeding into the cycle of craving and instant reward.

But now I get enormous satisfaction from feeding those words that didn't work into my paper shredder.

By Bee Wilson July 15, 2015 The pleasure of reading about what others eat and drink is somewhere between the satisfaction of feeding and that of being fed.

The experience of reading about what others eat and drink is somewhere between the satisfaction of feeding and that of being fed.

The Edwardian writer George Gissing, likewise, allows us to join him in his study with his teapot: "What solace in the first cup, what deliberate sipping of that which follows!" The pleasure of reading about what others eat and drink is somewhere between the satisfaction of feeding and that of being fed.

The secondary outcomes were: exclusive breast feeding at 6 8 weeks, satisfaction with breast feeding help in hospital and at home, number of days readmitted to hospital (mother or baby) and contact with health professionals following hospital discharge.

Sociodemographic factors such as maternal age, income, education, sex of the infant, delivery type, feeding type, and relationship satisfaction explained 14.5% of the variance in depression symptoms at 3 months postpartum, with only maternal perception of relationship satisfaction being a significant predictor.