Psychometric properties of the original and short Hungarian version of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale

[11] Sankar MJ(2007)A systematic review of measures assessing mothers' knowledge, attitudes, confidence and satisfaction towards breastfeeding Breastfeeding Rev 15 17-400

[12] Walker N(2010)A review of the psychometric properties of breastfeeding assessment tools J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs 39 386-314

[13] Rollins NC(2014)Cross-cultural adaptation of instruments assessing breastfeeding determinants: a multi-step approach Int Breastfeed J 9 16-265

[14] Rollins NC(2013)Maternal sociodemographic characteristics and the use of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale to describe breastfeeding initiation and duration in a population of urban, Latina mothers: a prospective cohort study Int Breastfeed J 8 7-352

[15] Bhandari N(2016)Nabulsi M, for the research and advocacy breastfeeding team: validation of the arabic version of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale among Lebanese women J Hum Lact 32 309-20

[16] Hajeebhoy N(2013)Japanese mothers' breastfeeding knowledge and attitudes assessed by the Iowa infant feeding attitudes scale Asia Pac J Clin Nutr 22 261-323

[17] Horton S(2014)Reliability and validity of the Japanese version of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale: a longitudinal study J Hum Lact 30 346-131

[18] Lutter CK(2013)Psychometric properties of a mainland Chinese version of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale among postpartum women in China Contemp Nurse 44 11-85

[19] Martines JC(2020)Adaptation and validation of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale and the breastfeeding knowledge questionnaire for use in an Ethiopian setting Int Breastfeed J 15 24-1199

[20] Piwoz EG(2016)Psychometric properties of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale among a multiethnic population during pregnancy J Hum Lact 32 315-570

[11] Sankar MJ(2007)A systematic review of measures assessing mothers' knowledge, attitudes, confidence and satisfaction towards breastfeeding Breastfeeding Rev 15 17-400

[12] Walker N(2010)A review of the psychometric properties of breastfeeding assessment tools J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs 39 386-314

[13] Rollins NC(2014)Cross-cultural adaptation of instruments assessing breastfeeding determinants: a multi-step approach Int Breastfeed J 9 16-265

[14] Rollins NC(2013)Maternal sociodemographic characteristics and the use of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale to describe breastfeeding initiation and duration in a population of urban, Latina mothers: a prospective cohort study Int Breastfeed J 8 7-352

[15] Bhandari N(2016)Nabulsi M, for the research and advocacy breastfeeding team: validation of the arabic version of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale among Lebanese women J Hum Lact 32 309-20

[16] Hajeebhoy N(2013)Japanese mothers' breastfeeding knowledge and attitudes assessed by the Iowa infant feeding attitudes scale Asia Pac J Clin Nutr 22 261-323

[17] Horton S(2014)Reliability and validity of the Japanese version of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale: a longitudinal study J Hum Lact 30 346-131

[18] Lutter CK(2013)Psychometric properties of a mainland Chinese version of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale among postpartum women in China Contemp Nurse 44 11-85

[19] Martines JC(2020)Adaptation and validation of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale and the breastfeeding knowledge questionnaire for use in an Ethiopian setting Int Breastfeed J 15 24-1199

[20] Piwoz EG(2016)Psychometric properties of the Iowa infant feeding attitude scale among a multiethnic population during pregnancy J Hum Lact 32 315-570