A.

DESCRIPTION OF THE LEARNER

Pregnant Mothers
B. LEARNING NEED
Proper breastfeeding techniques and its advantages
C. LEARNING DIAGNOSIS
Knowledge deficit; proper breastfeeding techniques and its advantages related to lack of knowledge.
D.GOAL
Client will be knowledgeable about proper breastfeeding techniques and its advantages.

E. TEACHING PLAN PROPER

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

LEARNING CONTENT

TEACHING STRATEGY /
METHOD OF
ACTIVITIES

Definition of Breastfeeding

TIME ALLOTMENT AND

RESOURCES NEEDED

METHO
EVALUA

After
10
minutes
of student nurse client
interaction,
the patient
will be able to:

1. Define
breastfeeding is.

what

One on one
discussion

lecture 3 minutes

One on one
discussion

lecture 3 minutes

Breast milk is the only

food for the baby in the
first
six
months.
Complete
nutrient
reserves that the baby
needs for her physical
growth, the development
of his thought, and
overall competence.
2. State proper breastfeeding
techniques

Proper
Techniques

Breastfeeding

Chest to chest, belly to

belly
Equal the head and neck
Thoroughly spread the
baby's mouth
The
baby's
mouth

Pamphlet: Definition
Breastfeeding

Instant or
Client will
of
define breast

Pamphlets:
Proper
Breastfeeding Technique

Instant ora
Client will b
thr proper
techniques

covered the entire areola

and not the nipple only
The baby seems to be
pulling
the
breast
(tugging, not smacking)
No
noise
produced
during suckling
Not hurting the mother
3. State the advantages of Advantages of Breastfeeding
breastfeeding
Best for baby
Reduces incidence of allergies
Economical no waste
Antibodies greater immunity to
infections
Stool inoffensive never
constipated
Temperature always correct and
constant
Fresh milk never goes sour in
the breast
Emotionally bonding
Easy once established

One on one
discussion

lecture 6 minutes
Pamphlets: Advantages of
Breastfeeding

Instant or
Client will
enumerate t
of breastfeed

Digested easily within two to

three hours
Immediately available
Nutritionally balanced
Gastroenteritis greatly reduced