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I agree with you that providing counseling to a mother who is reluctant to breastfeed their infant can be helpful. But in many modern societies where mothers don't feel comfortable breastfeeding in non-private environment, simply maintaining the mothers' privacy during breastfeeding come resolve her reluctance. The nurse can do this by closing the curtain if the room is being shared and always notify the mother before entering her room. I have seen some women covering both the infant and themself with a large piece of cloth just to obtain some form of privacy. 

 

 

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