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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Infant Feeding Survey, 2000

Variable Details

VariableQ7
LabelQ7 Which kind of milk do you give your baby most of the time at the moment?
Responses
1 Cow and Gate Premium 381
2 Cow and Gate Plus 775
3 Cow and Gate Omneo Comfort 1 23
4 Cow and Gate Step 1 326
5 Cow and Gate Omneo Comfort 2 61
6 Cow and Gate Next Steps 272
7 SMA Gold 662
8 SMA White 927
9 SMA Progress 1134
10 Milupa Milumil 127
11 Milupa Aptamil First 103
12 Milupa Aptamil Extra 165
13 Milupa Forward 214
14 Farley's First 68
15 Farley's Second 167
16 Farley's Follow-on milk 173
17 Boots Formula 1 6
18 Boots Formula 2 15
19 Boots Follow-on milk 24
20 Boots Follow-on Banana Flavour 6
21 Boots Follow-on Strawberry Flavour 1
22 Sainsburys First Menu Stage 1 milk 0
23 Sainsburys First Menu Stage 2 milk 0
24 Sainsburys First Menu Follow-on milk 0
25 Hipp Organic Infant Milk 15
26 Hipp Organic Follow-on Milk Drink 72
27 Soya-based Formula 162
28 Liquid cow's milk 704
29 Another kind of milk 136
30 Not stated 118
Sysmiss 2655
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInfant Feeding Survey, 2000
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