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The maintenance of lactation and breastfeeding for mothers of preterm infants, throughout the period of their child’s admission is seen at times as a difficult process for these women. In face of this reality and knowing that breastfeeding is a biological and sociocultural process, this qualitative study aimed on the whole to understand the breastfeeding living experience of preterm newborn’s mothers, throughout the admission of their children. Specific goals were to describe the breastfeeding performance of the preterm newborn’s mother, throughout their children’s admission and to describe lactation and their breasts’ conditions, at their children’s hospital discharge. It was adopted the model Weighing Risks and Benefits, as analysis referential and the method of Collective Subject for organizing data. Eleven women attended the study, in which they were mothers of preterm infants admitted at the Neonatal Unit of HU-USP. Data was collected between March and September 2007, through checking the infants’ records, structured and semi-structured interviews with the mothers, as well as a physical examination of these women’s breasts. By the infants’ hospital discharge, all women of the study breastfed. However, only two children were exclusively breastfed. The other ones received milk supplementation after breastfeeding. The semi-structured interview made it possible the creation of eight Collective Subject Discourses, listed in two groups with the following themes: Lactation and breastfeeding and Hospital and home contexts, which made it possible to understand the mothers of this study, as the model “Weighing Risks and Benefits”, they lived a process of ongoing evaluation of the child’s health, growth and development conditions, which contributes to their motivation to breastfeeding and guides their actions in keeping breastfeeding. They showed to have reached in part her goal to be able to feed the preterm child, although most times exclusive breastfeeding at hospital discharge hasn’t been established.

A vivência das mães de recém-nascidos prematuros no processo de manutenção da lactação e amamentação durante o período de internação de seus filhos