Breastfeeding the willingness to breastfeedor to extend the breastfeeding period, the decision to breastfeed also after future deliveries, and the attitudes of the rest oft he healthcare staff and mothers towards breastfeeding are all greatly determined by how satisfied mothers and healthcare staff are int his respect. The aim of the research is to analyse the satisfaction and attitudes on breastfeeding of both healthcare staff and women within the scope oft he home care service of Zagreb-Zapad Health Centre. The research included both prospective and retrospective studies, based on the analysis of anonymus questionnaires. Two different sets of questionnaires were used for the research purposes, one for mothers and the other health care professionals. The questions were both closed-ended and open-ended with provided answers . The questionnaire for health care professionals included 11questions, and the one for mothers 22 questions. Results: Half of the mothers had „skin-to-skin“ contact with their babies. More then half of the mothers were int he same room with their babies, the so-called rooming in. When having problems breastfeeding, half of the mothers turned to their home nurses for help. The mothers are satisfied with the help and support given by those close to them. More than half oft he healthcare staff questioned are older than 50. Most of the survey participants believe they have been taught proper breastfeeding techniques. All the participants think that breastfeeding is important during the first six months of the childs life. Almost all participants believe that they provide mothers with all the necessary support and help when it comes to breastfeeding. Conclusion: Mothers are content when it comes to breastfeeding. It is that the instructions on breastfeeding be given on time and provide by healthcare staff. Healthcare staff belive that they have the necessary knowledge as well as an important role in promoting breastfeeding.