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OBJETIVOS. El objetivo principal del estudio fue confirmar los beneficios del masaje infantil (MI) que perciben las madres. Como objetivos secundarios se planteó conocer datos sociodemográficos de las madres que realizan el MI en casa y el tipo de lactancia predominante. MATERIAL Y MÉTODOS. Estudio descriptivo longitudinal que incluyó a las madres que acudían al taller de masaje infantil de un centro de Atención Primaria de la provincia de León, con una muestra final de 49 madres. El periodo de recogida de datos fue de febrero de 2014 a febrero de 2015. Se entregó una encuesta diseñada para este estudio que recogía: tipo de lactancia, variables sociodemográficas (edad materna, estudios y etnia), los beneficios del masaje, si lo realizan en casa y si acuden acompañadas por su pareja. Para el análisis estadístico se utilizó el programa SPSS.13. RESULTADOS. Los beneficios más percibidos por las madres son el aumento del vínculo materno filial y la relajación, con un 95.9 % de respuesta positiva, seguido del aumento de la calidad del sueño en un 65.3 %. La disminución del llanto y la reducción de los cólicos tuvieron un 63.3 %. El 93.3 % de las madres realizan el masaje en casa. El tipo de lactancia predominante es la materna, con un 53.1 %. CONCLUSIONES. Las madres perciben los beneficios del masaje infantil en sus bebés y realizan la técnica en casa (AU)
OBJECTIVES. The main objective of the study was to confirm the infant massage benefits noticed by mothers. As for secondary objectives, the aim was to establish the sociodemographic characteristics of the mothers who practice the infant massage at home and the main type of feeding. MATERIAL AND METHODS. Longitudinal descriptive study which included the mothers who came to the infant massage workshop in a Primary Care Centre in León, with a sample composed of 49 mothers. Data were collected from February 2014 to February 2015. A questionnaire designed for this study was given, which contained: sociodemographic characteristics (mothers age, studies and ethnic group), benefits of the infant massage, if they did it at home and if the couple came to the workshop. For the statistical analysis, the software manager SPSS.13. was used. RESULTS. The main noticed benefits were increasing mother-child bond and relaxation, with a 95.9 % of positive answer, followed by the increasing of the sleep quality, in a 65.3 %. Less crying and decreasing of the colic had a 63.3 %. Most of the mothers, 93.3 %, did the massage at home. The main type of feeding was breast-feeding, 53.1 %. CONCLUSIONS. Mothers noticed the benefits of the infant massage and they do it at home (AU)
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Humanos , Masculino , Femenino , Lactante , Masaje/métodos , Masaje/enfermería , Masaje/psicología , Psicología Infantil/métodos , Enfermería Pediátrica/métodos , Enfermería Pediátrica/organización & administración , Enfermería Pediátrica/normas , Percepción/fisiología , Sueño/fisiología , Atención Primaria de Salud/métodos , Salud Infantil/normas , Estudios Longitudinales , Llanto/fisiología , Declaración de Helsinki , Encuestas y CuestionariosRESUMEN
Objectives: The main objective of the study was to confirm the infant massage benefits noticed by mothers. As for secondary objectives, the aim was to establish the sociodemographic characteristics of the mothers who practice the infant massage at home and the main type of feeding. Material and Methods: Longitudinal descriptive study which included the mothers who came to the infant massage workshop in a Primary Care Centre in León, with a sample composed of 49 mothers. Data were4 collected from February 2014 to February 2015. A questionnaire designed for this study was given, which contained: sociodemographic characteristics (mothers' age, studies and ethnic group), benefits of the infant massage, if they did it at home and if the couple came to the workshop. For the statistical analysis, the software manager SPSS.13. was used. Results: The main noticed benefits were increasing mother-child bond and relaxation, with a 95.9% of positive answer, followed by the increasing of the sleep quality, in a 65.3%. Less crying and decreasing of the colic had a 63.3%. Most of the mothers, 93.3%, did the massage at home. The main type of feeding was breast-feeding, 53.1%. Conclusions: Mother noticed the benefits of the infant massage and they do it at home.