Infant Feeding Practices in Ottawa-Carleton: The Introduction of Solid Foods

Infant feeding practices in Ottawa-Carleton: the introduction of solid foods.

Infant feeding guidelines regarding the introduction of solid foods are generally not well known in Canada. The guidelines recommend that solid foods be introduced between four to six months of age, depending on the developmental readiness of the infant. In order to understand the underlying factors and patterns which contribute to the introduction of solid foods in infants, data were analyzed ...

Feeding the Allergic Infant: Introducing Solid Foods

Common Practices in Infant Feeding Common Practices in Infant Feeding

On Infant Feeding and Infant Foods

Introduction of complementary foods in Sweden and impact of maternal education on feeding practices.

OBJECTIVE To describe the introduction of complementary foods in a population-based cohort in relation to recommendations and explore the possible impact of maternal education on infant feeding practices. DESIGN Prospective data from the All Babies in Southeast Sweden (ABIS) cohort study were used. The ABIS study invited all infants born in south-east Sweden during October 1997-October 1999 (...