MANAJEMEN LAKTASI PEMBERIAN ASI EKSKLUSIF: STUDI KUALITATIF PADA IBU BEKERJA DI KECAMATAN KALIBAWANG KULON PROGO YOGYAKARTA

ABSTRACT Background: Scope of exclusive breastfeeding in the region of Kalibawang Clinics KulonProgo retrieved data of 69.8% by 2015 with a total of breast feeding as many as 688 persons, indicating that the application has not been appropriate target exclusive breastfeeding. Belonging to the National Health Ministry in effect amounted to 80%. One of the factors that can affect the failure of exclusive breast feeding is the flurry of mother andstart working. This study was aimed to investigate the exclusive breast feeding lactation management of qualitative study on working mother. Subject and Methods: This was a qualitative study, conducted in Yogyakarta, in July – September 2016. A total of 12 mothers with breast feeding and start working and 4 midwives who came from four Posyandu in Kalibawang. The data collected using the in-depth interviews, observation, document, and the data analyzed was using interactive analysis Miles and Huberman. Results: The result showed that knowledge management of lactation nursing mothers on mother and started working pretty well. Lactation management socialization barriers still prevailing lack of consciousness of mothers against the practice of lactation management because of lack of support from family, while the barriers experienced by mothers and started working in the lactation management do was the lack of opportunity is flushed and the unavailability of facilities in the workplace, as well as the existence of the syndrome of exclusive breastfeeding for less. Conclusion: The implementation of lactation management on mom and started the work influenced factor, there is cake and family support. Mothers tagline enhanced his motivation for coming to the meeting heldby the Clinics in order to be knowledge able about lactation management can better yet so that the scope of exclusive breast feeding can match target. belonging to the Ministry of health. Key words: lactation management, exclusive breastfeeding, working mothe