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1
Considerable efforts have been made to improve the rates of
exclusive
breastfeeding
.
2
Conclusion: Prevalence of
exclusive
breastfeeding
was extremely low in our population.
3
However,
exclusive
breastfeeding
was not found to have a protective effect on fever.
4
Background: The association between
exclusive
breastfeeding
duration and infant anemia is not clear.
5
Breastfeeding behaviour was self-defined as
exclusive
breastfeeding
or not
exclusive
breastfeeding
.
6
Delivery at a health facility was a negative determinant of
exclusive
breastfeeding
in India.
7
Maternal identity conflict was common and negatively impacted
exclusive
breastfeeding
and mothers' mental health.
8
There were no factors consistently associated with the rate of no
exclusive
breastfeeding
across countries.
9
All practiced
exclusive
breastfeeding
for at least 5 months.
10
Factors associated with failure to achieve
exclusive
breastfeeding
at 42 days varied across the sites.
11
The agency recommends
exclusive
breastfeeding
up to six months.
12
Emphasis should be on promotion of
exclusive
breastfeeding
,
timeliness of complementary feeding and socio-economic empowerment.
13
The duration of any and
exclusive
breastfeeding
were self-reported.
14
The global health body recommends
exclusive
breastfeeding
for the first six months of an infant's life.
15
The World Health Organisation recommends
exclusive
breastfeeding
for the first 6 months of an infant's life.
16
Parents should provide infants with an adequate source of iron after 6 mo of
exclusive
breastfeeding
.
exclusive
breastfeeding
exclusive