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Research papers

This section contains links to my research over the years.  Organised by topic, it includes research into pregnancy and birth, breastfeeding, starting solids, mental health and parenting. Lots of papers are published with my former MSc and PhD students so be sure to check out their pages on social media too and follow what they are up to. 


I hope this section is useful for looking at research on these topics (particularly for students looking to learn more), but for more detailed discussion head on over to the blogs section where I explore what the research means and how it fits into the bigger picture. 


More papers to follow soon! 

Breastfeeding Research

Influences on breastfeeding duration

Breastfeeding difficulties and postnatal depression

Breastfeeding difficulties and postnatal depression

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Interviews with health professionals and mothers as their perceived influences on breastfeeding duration 

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Breastfeeding difficulties and postnatal depression

Breastfeeding difficulties and postnatal depression

Breastfeeding difficulties and postnatal depression

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Research exploring link between duration of breastfeeding, reasons for stopping and postnatal depression. 

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Birth complications and breastfeeding

Breastfeeding difficulties and postnatal depression

Birth complications and breastfeeding

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Research exploring the link between different complications and interventions during birth and breastfeeding initiation and continuation 

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Personality and breastfeeding

Fathers' experiences of supporting breastfeeding

Birth complications and breastfeeding

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The link between personality, confidence, social support and breastfeeding experience 

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Fathers' experiences of supporting breastfeeding

Fathers' experiences of supporting breastfeeding

Fathers' experiences of supporting breastfeeding

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Interviews with fathers whose partner had breastfed into their needs, challenges and ideas for further support 

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Breastfeeding and appetite

Fathers' experiences of supporting breastfeeding

Fathers' experiences of supporting breastfeeding

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Research that found that breastfed babies were rated as better able to control their appetite as toddlers 

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What do women want from breastfeeding education?

What do women want from breastfeeding education?

What do women want from breastfeeding education?

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Exploring women's perceptions of breastfeeding education and promotion 

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Breastfeeding and responsive care

What do women want from breastfeeding education?

What do women want from breastfeeding education?

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The Importance of a responsive parenting approach for breastfeeding success 

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Infant sleep, milk feeding and food

What do women want from breastfeeding education?

Women's experiences of breastfeeding older babies

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Research that found no relationship between milk feeding, amount of solid foods eaten and how often babies aged 6 - 12 months woke up at night 

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Women's experiences of breastfeeding older babies

Women's experiences of breastfeeding older babies

Women's experiences of breastfeeding older babies

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A qualitative study exploring experiences, barriers and enablers to breastfeeding older babies and children 

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Experiences of online breastfeeding support

Women's experiences of breastfeeding older babies

Experiences of online breastfeeding support

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Women's experiences of breastfeeding support in online groups - benefits and barriers

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Breastfeeding and deprivation

Women's experiences of breastfeeding older babies

Experiences of online breastfeeding support

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A quantitative paper linking the deprivation index of an area to breastfeeding duration 

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Breastfeeding and feeding style

Availability of breastfeeding peer support in the UK

Women's experiences of exclusive breastfeeding

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The importance of a responsive feeding style for breastfeeding continuation 

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Women's experiences of exclusive breastfeeding

Availability of breastfeeding peer support in the UK

Women's experiences of exclusive breastfeeding

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A qualitative study exploring women's experiences of exclusively breastfeeding for 6 months

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Availability of breastfeeding peer support in the UK

Availability of breastfeeding peer support in the UK

Feasibility and acceptability of Mam-Kind breastfeeding peer support trial

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A study examining peer support provision in the UK 

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Feasibility and acceptability of Mam-Kind breastfeeding peer support trial

What do women lose if they are prevented from meeting their breastfeeding goals

Feasibility and acceptability of Mam-Kind breastfeeding peer support trial

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Feasibility and acceptability of motivational interviewing for breastfeeding peer support

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Pilot of Mam-Kind breastfeeding peer support trial

What do women lose if they are prevented from meeting their breastfeeding goals

What do women lose if they are prevented from meeting their breastfeeding goals

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Pilot of motivational interviewing trial for breastfeeding peer support

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What do women lose if they are prevented from meeting their breastfeeding goals

What do women lose if they are prevented from meeting their breastfeeding goals

What do women lose if they are prevented from meeting their breastfeeding goals

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A position piece exploring the importance of breastfeeding experience to women who want to breastfeed

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Third stage of labour and breastfeeding complications

Third stage of labour and breastfeeding complications

Third stage of labour and breastfeeding complications

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A quantitative paper linking third stage labour management to breastfeeding complications - active third stage (no injection) linked to fewer complications

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Factors influencing breastmilk supply

Third stage of labour and breastfeeding complications

Third stage of labour and breastfeeding complications

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A review paper for NCT Perspectives magazine exploring influences on feeding experiences and how these can affect milk supply 

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Breast is best but not in my backyard

Third stage of labour and breastfeeding complications

Breast is best but not in my backyard

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A review paper exploring the issue of attitudes towards breastfeeding in public

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Baby-led weaning research

Baby-led weaning: the evidence to date

Mothers experiences of following a baby-led weaning approach

Mothers experiences of following a baby-led weaning approach

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A review paper exploring the research around baby-led weaning: what it is, why parents choose it and the impact it might have 

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Mothers experiences of following a baby-led weaning approach

Mothers experiences of following a baby-led weaning approach

Mothers experiences of following a baby-led weaning approach

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A qualitative study exploring why mothers chose to follow a baby-led weaning approach 

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A descriptive study of baby-led weaning

Mothers experiences of following a baby-led weaning approach

Differences in dietary intake between spoon feeding and baby led weaning

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Our very first study back in 2010 exploring baby-led weaning as a method of introducing solid foods 

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Differences in dietary intake between spoon feeding and baby led weaning

Differences in dietary intake between spoon feeding and baby led weaning

Differences in dietary intake between spoon feeding and baby led weaning

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This paper explored what foods babies were offered when they were spoon-fed or baby-led weaned. Baby-led babies were offered more vegetables and protein rich foods. 

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Weaning & milk feeding approach and weight

Differences in dietary intake between spoon feeding and baby led weaning

Weaning & milk feeding approach and weight

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This study weighed and measured babies aged 6 - 12 months and found that babies who were spoon-fed and bottle fed were heavier than babies who self fed / breastfed, self fed / bottle-fed or spoon-fed / breastfed. 

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Baby-led weaning and weight

Differences in dietary intake between spoon feeding and baby led weaning

Weaning & milk feeding approach and weight

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This study compared parent reported weight and eating behaviours of toddlers who had followed a baby-led or spoon-fed approach. It found baby-led babies were less likely to be overweight. 

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Feeding style during weaning - responsive feeding

No difference in choking rate for babies following baby-led or spoon fed approaches

No difference in choking rate for babies following baby-led or spoon fed approaches

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This paper explores differences in feeding style between parents using a baby-led or spoon feeding approach, showing that baby-led weaning is associated with a more responsive feeding style 

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No difference in choking rate for babies following baby-led or spoon fed approaches

No difference in choking rate for babies following baby-led or spoon fed approaches

No difference in choking rate for babies following baby-led or spoon fed approaches

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This paper explores reported choking incidences amongst babies following baby-led or spoon fed approaches. It shows no difference in choking between the groups

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A round table summary paper exploring baby-led weaning

No difference in choking rate for babies following baby-led or spoon fed approaches

A round table summary paper exploring baby-led weaning

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A discussion paper between five academics about baby led weaning - myself, Gill Rapley, Charlotte Wright , Sonya Cameron and Renate Forste

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