Sentence examples for feeding traditions from inspiring English sources

Healthy infant feeding traditions are embedded in cultural approaches to childrearing.

Infant feeding traditions like breastfeeding are known to be efficacious in reducing childhood illnesses such as ECC.

Infant feeding traditions such as breastfeeding in Aboriginal communities have changed in recent years as a result of larger political and social forces.

Decision making around breastfeeding must be considered in the larger cultural context of the loss of infant feeding traditions [ 21] for Indigenous women.

Three themes that emerged within the area of infant feeding traditions including: breastfeeding attitudes, social support for mothers and birthing and community program support for healthy infant feeding.

The issue of healthy infant feeding traditions such as breastfeeding as a cultural based intervention for ECC prevention was highlighted by First Nations grandmothers in Norway House Cree Nation.

It feeds a tradition of compromise and consensus to which most German politicians are firmly wedded.

At the same time, Teruya reminds us about the trees cut down to feed this tradition, the status of art as a luxury good.

The initial slowness of response from both police and media was nothing to be proud of; equally feeding a political tradition whose antecedents Germans know and fear must be avoided.

He sees Frank Capra's sanitized vision of America, and that of other "wishful thinker" figures like the great western director John Ford, as paradoxically feeding a nightmare tradition that bursts out, every so often, in a film like "Taxi Driver".

Home visits "Before the Angawadi workers, even though the doctor was advising them to breastfeed, the mothers were still following their traditions of feeding goat's milk to the babies and putting goat dung on the [umbilical] cord as medicine," said Ms. Bedia, who was herself born and raised on the tea estate, where her mother worked picking tea.