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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Infant Feeding Survey, 1995

Variable Details

VariablePRFD2M0
Label@GQ25a@G
Responses
1 Baby hungry 109
2 Baby vomiting 130
3 Baby wouldn t suck 24
4 Baby wouldn t latch on 12
5 Baby wouldn t feed from a bottle 144
6 Baby didn t like breastmilk 14
7 Baby didn t like bottle milk 47
8 Baby ill in hospital 110
9 Baby fed by tube 0
10 Baby always falling asleep 2
11 Baby fed too slowly 6
12 Baby constipated 36
13 Baby had colic wind FOR MORE CODES PRESS 72
14 Other problems with baby 165
15 Baby not gaining weight 30
16 Baby temporarily went off milk, no other 69
17 Baby difficult to wean onto solids 149
18 Baby only eats certain types of solids, 32
21 Painful breasts nipples 40
22 Breastfeeding uncomfortable 1
23 Inverted nipples 1
24 Not enough milk 27
25 Too tired ill 7
26 Other problems with mother 19
31 Baby wouldn t take solid food 0
32 Baby would only take certain solids 0
98 26
Sysmiss 7858
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInfant Feeding Survey, 1995
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