Breast-feeding Patterns of Montserratian Women 1

This article describes the breast-feeding patterns found on Montsewat by a survey that interviewed 69 mothers who delivered infants over a X3-month period, from March 1989 through March 1990. The results indicated that 94% of the women breast-fed these children for at least two weeks after delivery; that 70% were still breast-feeding at the time of the interview in March or April 1990; and that principal factors influencing early termination of breast-feeding were the age at which supplementary feeding was commenced and lack of matema information about why babies appear to reject the breast.

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