The complicated relationship that exists between participation in Pregnant Women (PW) Antenatal Care (ANC) programmers as well as the early initiation of breastfeeding (EIBF) procedures throughout public health facilities is examined in the present investigation. The rigorous examination of show participation data and EIBF techniques demonstrates a strong link. Adoption of strengthened EIBF processes is correlated with a lot of regular PW ANC attendance. The aforementioned findings highlight the crucial part that proactive maternal care plays in improving neonatal welfare. Breastfeeding during the first moment of life gives the child with crucial nutrients and antibodies, boosting the child's immune system and increasing bonding. In order to have a favorable cascading impact on EIBF practices as well as eventually improve both newborn and maternal health accomplishments, healthcare professionals should be encouraged to priorities and support ANC participation.