Titlebook: Infant Feeding Practices; A Cross-Cultural Per Pranee Liamputtong Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 HIV/AIDS.breastfeedin

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Infant Feeding and the Problems of Policym informing most studies is a public health perspective. A small number of studies have, however, utilised social science methods to generate important insights about the tensions between policy and maternal practice and experience. This chapter summarises findings of this work indicating three majo

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Breastfeeding in Sub-Saharan Africa: Still the Best Despite the Risk of HIVcement feeding, exclusive breastfeeding and antiretroviral therapy (ART) result in similar HIV-free survival. Breastfeeding, in conjunction with ART, is considered the best intervention in resource-poor settings as it reduces the risk of HIV transmission through breast milk and has the added advanta

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Fluid Boundaries: Multiple Meanings of the Illness ‘,’ in Northern Malawiion research project in Mzimba district, Malawi, in the region surrounding the town of Ekwendeni. The purpose of the research was to understand child feeding practices and concepts in order to develop a culturally appropriate strategy for the prevention and treatment of child malnutrition. One child

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From Traditional to Optimal Breastfeeding Practices: Selected Cases from Central and Southern Africaintroducing supplementary foods early is perceived as a way of familiarising the child to other foods. The discrepancy between the strongly scientifically grounded policy recommendation for optimal breastfeeding and the reality of breastfeeding in a traditional setting raises the discussion of what

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