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Total = 180*
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Total = 180*
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n (%)
|
n (%)
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Exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months followed by cessation of breastfeeding
| | | |
Advantages
| | | |
Yes
|
171 (100)
|
168 (94.9)
|
1.05 (1.02, 1.09)
|
No
|
0 (0)
|
9 (5.1)
| |
Disadvantages
| | | |
Yes
|
167 (98.8)
|
143 (84.1)
|
1.18 (1.05, 1.32)
|
No
|
2 (1.2)
|
27 (15.9)
| |
Formula
| | | |
Advantages
| | | |
Yes
|
163 (95.9)
|
137 (78.3)
|
1.23 (1.02, 1.47)
|
No
|
7 (4.1)
|
38 (21.7)
| |
Disadvantages
| | | |
Yes
|
160 (94.7)
|
127 (73.8)
|
1.28 (1.04, 1.58)
|
No
|
9 (5.3)
|
45 (26.2)
| |
Expressed and heat treated breast milk
| | | |
Advantages
| | | |
Yes
|
127 (77.9)
|
12 (7.9)
|
9.87 (4.78, 20.36)
|
No
|
36 (22.1)
|
140 (92.1)
| |
Disadvantages
| | | |
Yes
|
124 (76.5)
|
10 (6.8)
|
11.33 (4.90, 26.21)
|
No
|
38 (23.5)
|
138 (93.2)
| |
Mentioned risk of acquiring pneumonia for a baby on formula
|
133 (75.6)
|
51 (28.7)
|
2.64 (1.53, 4.55)
|
Mentioned risk of acquiring diarrhoea for a baby on formula
|
163 (92.6)
|
138 (77.5)
|
1.20 (1.01, 1.41)
|
Portrayed risks of death on formula higher than exclusive breastfeeding
|
94 (55.3)
|
73 (45.3)
|
1.22 (0.76, 1.95)
|
Health provider performance with regard to the quality of discussing advantages and disadvantages of infant feeding option was excellent
|
83 (46.6)
|
16 (8.9)
|
5.22 (2.19, 12.44)
|