Infant feeding patterns in Rewa

Rk, Gurudeva; Ak, Gargye; Singh, Samir; Vj, Rajput; Hl, Tiwari

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“…Sources: Bahl (1979); Bahl and Singh (1982); Belavady et al (1959); Gurudeva et al (1982); Kalra et al (1982), Katiyar et al (1981), Madhavi et al (1972); Mehta et al (1972), Mudgal et al (1979);Nalwa (1981); Prasad and Nath (1976); Suvarnadevi and Behera (1980);Gopujkar (1984), Gopaldas (date not availabIe); ORG (1989); WHO (1978); Khan & Prasad (1987);Visaria (1988).…”

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Breast-feeding and weaning practices in India

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Asia-Pacific Population Journal

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Breast-feeding and weaning practices in India

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Maternal attitude and practices in initiation of newborn feeding

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Maternal knowledge regarding breast feeding and weaning practices

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Indian J Pediatr

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The study assessed the knowledge of mothers of the high income group of urban Baroda, related to breast feeding and weaning. Forty mothers with children aged 4 to 18 months were studied. Knowledge and practices regarding breast feeding and weaning were assessed using pretested questionnaires. Results indicated that only half the mothers breast fed their babies on the first day. Breast feeding was stopped when the child was 3-6 months; top feeding and solid supplements were initiated at 4-6 months. Mainly commercial baby foods were used for weaning. Most mothers avoided 'dals' for the child because these were believed to be difficult to digest and produced gas in the child's stomach. Fifty percent of the mothers were not in favour of feeding the sick child with small frequent meals.

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Infant feeding patterns in Rewa

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Breast-feeding and weaning practices in India

Breast-feeding and weaning practices in India

Maternal attitude and practices in initiation of newborn feeding

Maternal knowledge regarding breast feeding and weaning practices

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