The bottle, the breast, and the state : the politics of infant feeding in the United States / Maureen Rand Oakley.
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- 9780739191996
- 0739191993
- Breastfeeding -- Political aspects -- United States
- Breastfeeding -- Social aspects -- United States
- Breastfeeding
- Breast Feeding
- Breast Feeding -- United States
- United States
- Allaitement maternel -- Aspect politique -- États-Unis
- Allaitement maternel -- Aspect social -- États-Unis
- Allaitement maternel
- FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS -- General
- Breastfeeding -- Social aspects
- United States
- 649/.330973 23
- RJ216
- WS 125
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Includes bibliographical references (137-142) and index.
Infant feeding policy and practice in the United States -- Feminist perspectives on infant feeding -- Infant feeding on the ground: women's voices -- Explaining breastfeeding rates in the states -- Medical and public health approaches to breastfeeding advocacy -- Breasts, bottles, and maternal activism.
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Using both qualitative and quantitative methods, and drawing on a feminist ethic of care, this study explores the politics, policies, and individual experiences surrounding infant feeding.--From publisher description.
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