POLL RESULTS

MAR 1. 2016

What is the recommended duration of exclusive breast feeding? a) 8 months b) 6 months c) 3 months d) Others

85,806 responded out of 1,262,767 polled

STATISTICS LOCATIONS GENDER AGE

Female

others

3 months

74%

6 months

14%

8 months

Male

12%

others

3 months

52%

6 months

30%

8 months

0-14

6 months

3 months

8 months

others

15-19

41%

6 months

3 months

37%

8 months

14%

others

20-24

54%

6 months

3 months

28%

8 months

12%

others

25-30

67%

6 months

3 months

20%

8 months

others

31-34

73%

6 months

3 months

17%

8 months

others

35+

72%

6 months

3 months

16%

8 months

others

10%

others

3 months

63%

6 months

22%

8 months

MAR 1. 2016

Why is it important not to include water ? a) enough water in breast milk b) Giving water to young babies may cause diarrhea c) Water may not be clean and cause the baby to have infections d) Giving water may cause the baby to drink less breastmilk.

57,515 responded out of 83,636 polled

STATISTICS LOCATIONS GENDER AGE

Female

10%

Giving water may cause the baby to d

18%

Water may not be clean and cause the

19%

Giving water to young babies puts th

53%

There is enough water in breastmilk

Male

13%

Giving water may cause the baby to d

16%

Water may not be clean and cause the

19%

Giving water to young babies puts th

51%

There is enough water in breastmilk

0-14

water may not be clean and cause the

giving water to young babies puts th

there is enough water in breastmilk

giving water may cause the baby to d

15-19

22%

water may not be clean and cause the

19%

giving water to young babies puts th

43%

there is enough water in breastmilk

15%

giving water may cause the baby to d

20-24

21%

water may not be clean and cause the

21%

giving water to young babies puts th

45%

there is enough water in breastmilk

13%

giving water may cause the baby to d

25-30

17%

water may not be clean and cause the

20%

giving water to young babies puts th

51%

there is enough water in breastmilk

12%

giving water may cause the baby to d

31-34

14%

water may not be clean and cause the

18%

giving water to young babies puts th

58%

there is enough water in breastmilk

10%

giving water may cause the baby to d

35+

13%

water may not be clean and cause the

16%

giving water to young babies puts th

63%

there is enough water in breastmilk

giving water may cause the baby to d

11%

Giving water may cause the baby to d

17%

Water may not be clean and cause the

19%

Giving water to young babies puts th

52%

There is enough water in breastmilk

MAR 1. 2016

What can we all do to support exclusive breastfeeding? a)Talking about it b) Encouraging breastfeeding mothers c) Not giving infant formula to mothers d) All e) E (a, b and c only)

46,430 responded out of 57,509 polled

STATISTICS LOCATIONS GENDER AGE

Female

14%

E (a, b and c only)

24%

All

Not giving or promoting infant formu

28%

Encouraging and providing support to

31%

Talking about it at work, in schools

Male

14%

E (a, b and c only)

22%

All

Not giving or promoting infant formu

26%

Encouraging and providing support to

34%

Talking about it at work, in schools

0-14

talking about it at work, in schools

encouraging and providing support to

all

e (a, b and c only)

not giving or promoting infant formu

15-19

32%

talking about it at work, in schools

35%

encouraging and providing support to

17%

all

10%

e (a, b and c only)

not giving or promoting infant formu

20-24

30%

talking about it at work, in schools

30%

encouraging and providing support to

23%

all

13%

e (a, b and c only)

not giving or promoting infant formu

25-30

30%

talking about it at work, in schools

26%

encouraging and providing support to

26%

all

16%

e (a, b and c only)

not giving or promoting infant formu

31-34

35%

talking about it at work, in schools

24%

encouraging and providing support to

24%

all

15%

e (a, b and c only)

not giving or promoting infant formu

35+

34%

talking about it at work, in schools

25%

encouraging and providing support to

24%

all

15%

e (a, b and c only)

not giving or promoting infant formu

14%

E (a, b and c only)

23%

All

Not giving or promoting infant formu

27%

Encouraging and providing support to

32%

Talking about it at work, in schools

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