Literature DB >> 7883365

Breast feeding pattern in neonates.

S P Srivastava1, V K Sharma, V Kumar.   

Abstract

The present study comprised 100 mothers of newborn babies with regard to their belief and practices about lactation. A vast majority (98.2%) of the mothers were breast feeding, 87.9% mothers used prelacteal feeds of one sort or the other. Only 0.5% breast fed their babies within 6 hours and nearly 50% started after 48 hours. Colostrum was discarded by 82.9% of mother and nearly 73% wanted to continue breast feeding beyond 1 year. The age of weaning preferred was after 1 year by 91%. Only 24.7% mothers had undergone antenatal check ups. Hence, much needs to be done with regards to proper antenatal care and advice to discourage wrong and harmful feeding practices.

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Keywords:  Asia; Breast Feeding; Delivery Of Health Care; Developing Countries; Food Supplementation; Health; Health Services; India; Infant Nutrition; Kap Surveys--women; Maternal Nutrition; Nutrition; Nutrition Programs; Primary Health Care; Research Methodology; Sampling Studies; Southern Asia; Studies; Surveys; Weaning

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Year:  1994        PMID: 7883365

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Indian Pediatr        ISSN: 0019-6061            Impact factor:   1.411


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