Initiation and duration of breast-feeding in Indonesia

Mb, Iskandar; Costello, Christine; Nasution, Yusriani

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“…The 1987 National Indonesia Contraceptive Prevalence Survey revealed that household economic level, language, place of delivery, type of birth attendant, mother's education, mother's occupational experience, spouse's education, spouse's occupation, mother's age at the time of birth, parity, child's sex, and ''wantedness'' of pregnancy were associated with duration of breastfeeding. 10 Another more recent study also used secondary data of the national demographic survey and found that mother's work, first children, low antenatal clinic visits, and higher proportion of richest households were associated with non-exclusive breastfeeding. 7 Compared with those studies, our findings are different and more pertinent, which may have been caused by differences in design, time setting, subject characteristics, and different determinants studied.…”

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Exclusive Breastfeeding Plan of Pregnant Southeast Asian Women: What Encourages Them?

Idris

Sastroasmoro

Hidayati

et al. 2013

Breastfeeding Medicine

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Exclusive Breastfeeding Plan of Pregnant Southeast Asian Women: What Encourages Them?

Idris

Sastroasmoro

Hidayati

et al. 2013

Breastfeeding Medicine

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“…Feeding information was also obtained during this interview and classified as either exclusive breastfeeding or breastfeeding with some addition of solids. Formula feeding is rare in rural Toraja [19,20]. …”

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The development of the circadian heart rate rhythm (CHR) in Asian infants

Hoppenbrouwers

Oliveira

Sandarupa

et al. 2012

Early Human Development

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Objective To test the hypothesis that term-born Asian infants, at reduced risk to die of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) exhibit a circadian heart rate rhythm (CHR) at a later age than non-Asian term infants. Method Repeated overnight heart rate (HR) traces obtained with a battery-operated Polar S810i heart-rate monitor at home in 17 Asian Torajan infants in Indonesia, were compared with those of 52 non-Asian infants monitored as part of the Collaborative Home Infant Monitoring Evaluation (CHIME). HR was determined using a moving window averaging technique. A comparison of median HR during quiet sleep (QS) episodes (identified by minimum HR variability), established the presence of CHR. Results Seventy three percent of non-Asian CHIME infants ≤ 7 weeks exhibited CHR compared to 45% of Asian Torajan infants. Between 8 and 12 weeks, 94% of non-Asian CHIME infants exhibited CHR, compared to 33% of Asian Torajan infants (p < 0.001). Forty seven and 56% of Asian Torajan infants exhibited the CHR at the age intervals of 16–20 weeks and 21–25 weeks respectively. Active wakefulness percentages as a function of the entire recording and median QS HR were not significantly different in the two groups. Conclusion Despite the fact that Asian Torajan infants were on average a week older than non-Asian CHIME babies, between two and three months of age only one in three exhibited the CHR, compared to virtually all non-Asian CHIME infants. We speculate that the cause of this difference rests in the infants' environment rather than their genetic origin.

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“…6 Breastfeeding practices in rural communities are shaped by their beliefs, which are influenced by social, cultural, and economic factors. 7 Moreover, to bring a significant change in breastfeeding practices, local data regarding knowledge, attitude and practices needs to be collected and addressed. Therefore, we aimed to identify the influence of socio-demographic factors on knowledge and attitudes and practices (KAP) of women regarding breastfeeding.…”

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Effect of socio demographic profile on knowledge, attitude and practices of mothers regarding breastfeeding of Lucknow district

Ojha¹,

Srivastava

Gupta³

et al. 2019

Int J Community Med Public Health

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As per National family health survey IV , only 42 percent of children under 6 months are exclusively breastfed. Continuous vigilance over infant feeding ABSTRACT Background: Breastfeeding is the ideal source of nutrition for first six month of life which is globally recognised. There are various advantages of optimal breastfeeding but still breastfeeding rates in Uttar Pradesh is only 56%. This might be attributed to various social, cultural and economical factors. Since there is limited local data on the knowledge, attitudes and practices of women toward breastfeeding. hence, we planned this study to assess knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) of mothers regarding breastfeeding and influence of sociodemographic profile on them. Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted on 200 mothers coming to the rural and urban areas of a district with infants between 0-6 months. The data was collected using a predesigned questionnaire based on KAP about breastfeeding. The data was analyzed using (SPSS) version 21.0. Results: Our study shows that regarding knowledge of breastfeeding, in rural group 42% considered colustrum as first breast milk. In contrast in urban group, 63% were aware that it was first breast milk (p=0.003). Regarding practices, 56% of rural women had started breastfeeding within one hour while only 38% of urban women did the same (p=0.011). Regarding attitude, 77% women of urban area agreed regarding goodness of colostrum for health followed by 48% of rural women (p≤0.001). Most of the women agreed to the belief that a baby should burp after feeding (94% rural and 91% urban). Conclusions: The Gap between KAP regarding breastfeeding exists in rural and urban setups. So, proper stratgies should be planned depending on socio-demographic profile.

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Initiation and duration of breast-feeding in Indonesia

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Exclusive Breastfeeding Plan of Pregnant Southeast Asian Women: What Encourages Them?

Exclusive Breastfeeding Plan of Pregnant Southeast Asian Women: What Encourages Them?

The development of the circadian heart rate rhythm (CHR) in Asian infants

Effect of socio demographic profile on knowledge, attitude and practices of mothers regarding breastfeeding of Lucknow district

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