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    Indonesia has taken steps to promote and support breastfeeding. By law, mothers receive 13 weeks of paid maternity leave. 5.4% of births occur in Baby Friendly hospitals and maternities. All primary healthcare facilities offer individual breastfeeding counseling. However, breastfeeding rates remain low, with only 0% of babies exclusively breastfed for the first 6 months in 2012. While laws and healthcare support exist, more may need to be done to effectively promote and enable breastfeeding in Indonesia.

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    Indonesia has taken steps to promote and support breastfeeding. By law, mothers receive 13 weeks of paid maternity leave. 5.4% of births occur in Baby Friendly hospitals and maternities. All primary healthcare facilities offer individual breastfeeding counseling. However, breastfeeding rates remain low, with only 0% of babies exclusively breastfed for the first 6 months in 2012. While laws and healthcare support exist, more may need to be done to effectively promote and enable breastfeeding in Indonesia.

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    Indonesia Country Profile-Breast Feeding

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    Indonesia has taken steps to promote and support breastfeeding. By law, mothers receive 13 weeks of paid maternity leave. 5.4% of births occur in Baby Friendly hospitals and maternities. All primary healthcare facilities offer individual breastfeeding counseling. However, breastfeeding rates remain low, with only 0% of babies exclusively breastfed for the first 6 months in 2012. While laws and healthcare support exist, more may need to be done to effectively promote and enable breastfeeding in Indonesia.

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