rede e apoio social e práticas alimentares de crianças no quarto mês de vida social network, social support and feeding habits of infants in their fourth month of life

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Abstract
O objetivo deste trabalho foi investigar a associação entre rede e apoio social e as práticas alimentares de lactentes no quarto mês de vida. Estudo seccional com 294 crianças selecionadas em 4 Unidades de Saúde do município do Rio de Janeiro/RJ/Brasil. Para avaliar as práticas alimentares foi aplicado um recordatório 24h, para medir rede social foram feitas perguntas relacionadas ao número de amigos e parentes "com quem a mãe pode contar" e participação em atividades sociais. A versão em português da escala empregada no "Medical Outcomes Study" foi utilizada para aferir apoio social. Análises foram realizadas por meio de modelos de regressão logística multinomial. A maioria dos lactentes recebeu leite de peito (84%), mas apenas 16% o receberam exclusivamente. Crianças filhas de mães com menor número de parentes com quem contar e com baixo apoio social apresentaram maior chance de estarem em aleitamento artificial em relação ao aleitamento materno exclusivo (AME). Destaca-se a necessidade de integrar os membros da rede social da mulher à atenção pré-natal, ao parto e puerpério para prover o apoio social que atenda as suas necessidades e, assim, contribuir para manutenção do AME.
The scope of this study was to investigate the association between the social network, social support and the feeding habits of infants in their fourth month of life. A cross-sectional study was conducted among 294 children selected at 4 Primary Health Care Units in Rio de Janeiro/ Brazil. A 24-hour dietary recall was applied to the mothers to evaluate the feeding habits. Questions related to the number of people upon whom the woman can rely were asked as well as their participation in social activities to measure the social network. The scale in the Medical Outcomes Study was used to measure social support. The analysis was based on multinomial logistic regression models. Most of the infants (84%) received breast milk, but only 16% were exclusively breastfed. Children whose mothers had a small number of relatives to rely on and with low social support were more likely to be bottle-fed rather than exclusively breastfed. The need to integrate members of the social network of the woman during pre-natal care, birth and the after birth period should be encouraged, in such a way that social support can serve the mother´s requirements, contributing to exclusive breastfeeding.
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Authors Caroline Maria da Costa Morgado, Guilherme Loureiro Werneck, Maria Helena Hasselmann
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Journal journal of physical activity & health
Year 2013
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breastfeeding social support social network food consumption aleitamento materno breastfed infantpublic aspects of medicine

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