Pattern of feeding in the clinic and home delivered infants in Dacca City during first 4 months of life

Pattern of feeding in the clinic and home delivered infants in Dacca City during first 4 months of life

A study evaluated the actual feeding pattern of 760 infants during the first 4 months of life. The infants were born from 760 urban educated, well-informed mothers in Dacca City, Bangladesh, with only about 18% delivered at home. Urban home deliveries evidenced a lower breast feeding rate (49%) than...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of tropical pediatrics (1980) 1986-04, Vol.32 (2), p.62-65
Hauptverfasser: Muttalib, M.A, Haq, J.A, Husna, Y, Khan, M.U, Rahman, M
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Ambulatory Care Facilities
Bangladesh
Bottle Feeding
Breast Feeding
consumption patterns
Delivery, Obstetric
Home Childbirth
hospitals
Humans
Infant
infant feeding
Infant, Newborn
rural areas
urban areas
Urban Population
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description A study evaluated the actual feeding pattern of 760 infants during the first 4 months of life. The infants were born from 760 urban educated, well-informed mothers in Dacca City, Bangladesh, with only about 18% delivered at home. Urban home deliveries evidenced a lower breast feeding rate (49%) than rural home deliveries (95%). However, the breast feeding rate of the infants delivered in clinics was even lower (34%). It is concluded that modernization is responsible for the observed decrease in breast feeding incidence.(wz)
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Breast Feeding
consumption patterns
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Home Childbirth
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Humans
Infant
infant feeding
Infant, Newborn
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Urban Population
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