The first paper of the findings has been published in the International Breastfeeding Journal and a further paper is being prepared for publication. The findings have also been presented at a workshop at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, and at a seminar at The KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme.
Although community feedback has been delayed due to the impact of Covid-19, as of June 2020 the research has been shared in a number of other ways. In addition to visiting 80 households to talk with both mothers and grandmothers, Alison has shared the results with the sub-county health management team, community leaders and representatives. Alison has also worked with the local health facility — enabling them to show instructional videos on breastfeeding during mother and child clinics. Post Covid, the clinic plans to hold regular open days with the community where correct breastfeeding positioning and attachment will be demonstrated.