25.2 Survey

Recruitment Strategy Substudy for the National Children's Study (NICHD)

6-Month Infant Feeding SAQ 20110211

6-Month Visit Interview (PB, EH, TT-HI)

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Visit Type: 6 Month SAQ (Infant Feeding)

Target: Mother









Recruitment Strategy Substudy


Event Name(s):

6-Month Infant Feeding SAQ (EH, PB, HI)


Instrument Name(s) and Versions:

6-Month Infant Feeding SAQ (EH, PB, HI) – 1.0


Recruitment Groups:

Enhanced Household, Provider-Based, High Intensity



6-Month Infant Feeding SAQ (EH, PB, HI)

TABLE OF CONTENTS









6-Month Infant Feeding SAQ (EH, PB, HI)

NOTE: THE SAQS MAY BE COMPLETED IN EITHER A PAPI OR CASI MODE



Interview Introduction



INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION: IF COMPLETED AS A PAPI, ENTER THE PARTICIPANT ID ON THE INSTRUMENT



(TIME_STAMP_1) PROGRAMMER INSTRUCTION: INSERT DATE/TIME STAMP



IN001. Thank you for agreeing to participate in the National Children’s Study. This self-administered questionnaire will take about 10 minutes to complete. There are questions about your child’s diet. Your answers are important to us. There are no right or wrong answers. You can skip over any question. We will keep everything that you tell us confidential.



Child Feeding Questionnaire



CFQ001 1. First, we will ask about the milk, formula, and food your child has eaten.


CFQ003 (BREAST_FEED) 2. Did you ever breast feed your baby?

Yes

No GO TO QUESTION 4


CFQ005 (BREAST_FEED_NOW) 3. Are you currently breast feeding your baby?

Yes

No


CFQ007 (PUMPED) 4. Did you ever feed your baby pumped or expressed breast milk?

Yes

No GO TO QUESTION 6



CFQ009 (PUMPED_NOW) 5. Are you currently feeding your baby pumped or expressed breast milk?

Yes GO TO QUESTION 7

No

CFQ011 (BREAST_STOP) 6. How old was your baby when you completely stopped feeding your baby breast milk?

________________

ENTER AGE

Never fed breast milk Go to Question 11

(BREAST_STOP_UNIT)

Age in weeks (if younger than 1 month): GO TO QUESTION 11


Age in months (if older than 1 month): GO TO QUESTION 11



CFQ012 7. In the past 7 days, how often was your baby fed each item listed below?



Include feedings by everyone who feeds the baby and include snacks and night-time feedings. If your baby was fed the item once a day or more, write the number of feedings per day in the first column. If your baby was fed the item less than once a day, write the number of feedings per week in the second column. Fill in only one column for each item. If your baby was not fed the item at all during the past 7 days, write 0 in the second column.



Number of

Feedings per Day

Number of

Feedings per Week

Breast milk (include breast fed and expressed or pumped breast milk)?

(BREAST_DAY)/(BREAST_WEEK)

_________


_________

Formula?

(FORMULA_DAY)/(FORMULA_WEEK)

_________

_________

Cow’s milk?

(COW_MILK_DAY)/(COW_MILK_WEEK)

_________

_________

Other milk (soy milk, rice milk, goat milk)?

(MILK_OTH_DAY)/(MILK_OTH_WEEK)

_________

_________



CFQ013 (PUMPED_2) 8. In the past 7 days, about how often was your baby fed pumped or expressed breast milk? Include feedings by everyone who feeds the baby and include snacks and night-time feedings.

Never GO TO QUESTION 11

1 time per week

2 to 4 times per week

Nearly every day

1 to 3 times per day

More than 4 times per day



CFQ015 (BREAST_MILK_STORED) 9. In the past 7 days, about how long was your breast milk usually stored in the refrigerator before it was fed to your baby? (Include cooler with cold source such as freezer packs).

1 day or less

2-3 days

4-5 days

More than 6 days

DID NOT STORE BREAST MILK IN REFRIGERATOR



CFQ017 (BREAST_MILK_TEMP) 10. In the past 7 days, about how long was your breast milk usually kept at room temperature and then fed to your baby?

Less than 2 hours

2-4 hours

5-8 hours

More than 8 hours

DID NOT KEEP BREAST MILK AT ROOM TEMPERATURE


CFQ023 (FORMULA) 11. How old was your baby when (he/she) was first fed formula on a daily basis?

Never fed formula Go to Question 19

Less than one week

7 to 13 days

14 to 31 days

More than 31 days



CFQ027 (FORMULA_IRON) 12. Was the formula fed to your baby within the past 7 days with iron or a low iron formula?

With iron

Low iron



CFQ031 (FORMULA_TYPE) 13. Was the formula fed to your baby within the past 7 days ready-to-feed, liquid concentrate, powder from a can that makes more than one bottle, or powder from single serving packets? (Mark all that apply.)

Ready-to-feed

Liquid concentrate

Powder from a can that makes more than one bottle

Powder from single serving packets








CFQ032 If your baby was ONLY fed ready-to-feed formula GO TO QUESTION 17



CFQ034 (FORMULA_LABEL) 14. When the formula was mixed, was it made according to the directions on the formula label?

Yes GO TO QUESTION 15

No

When the formula was mixed, how much formula and how much water were used?

(FORMULA_AMT) (FORMULA_UNIT)

(WATER_AMT) (WATER_UNIT)




Amount

Measurement Unit

Formula

Tablespoon

Teaspoon

Ounce

Cup

Packet

Formula Can

Water

Ounces

Cups

Formula Can



CFQ036 (WATER_1) 15. During the past 7 days, what types of water have you and others who care for your baby used for mixing your baby’s formula? (Mark all that apply.)



Tap water from the cold faucet

Warm tap water from the hot faucet

Bottled water

No water used GO TO QUESTION 17



CFQ038 (WATER_2) 16. In the past 7 days, was the water used to mix the formula ALWAYS boiled?

Yes

No





CFQ040 (OUNCES) 17. In the past 7 days, on the average, how many ounces of formula did your baby drink at each feeding?

. Ounces



CFQ044 18. Now think about how you cleaned your hands when you were preparing formula. During the past 7 days, did you never, sometimes, most of the time, or always:

(CLEAN_HANDS_1)

(CLEAN_HANDS_2)

(CLEAN_HANDS_3)

(CLEAN_HANDS_4)

(CLEAN_HANDS_5)



Never

Sometimes

Most of the Time

Always

a. Rinse hands with water only

b. Wipe hands only

c. Wash hands with soap

d. Use a hand sanitizer (such as gel or wipes)

e. Prepare formula without cleaning your hands



CFQ048 19. In the past 7 days, about how often did your baby drink from each of the following types of bottles and cups?

(B_TYPE_1)

(B_TYPE_2)

(B_TYPE_3)

(B_TYPE_4)

(B_TYPE_5)




Never

Sometimes

Most of the Time

Always

a. Plastic baby bottle with disposable bottle liner

b. Plastic baby bottle without disposable liner

c. Other plastic bottle (for example, a water bottle)

d. Glass baby bottle

e. Plastic “no spill” cup







CFQ050 (PACIFIER) 20. Has your baby used a pacifier in the past 7 days?

Yes

No



CFQ052 (COWS_MILK_1) 21. Has your baby ever been fed cow’s milk that was not sold especially for babies? (This includes whole, lowfat, nonfat, or chocolate milk.)

Yes

No GO TO QUESTION 23



CFQ054 (COWS_MILK_2) 22. How old was your baby when he/she was first fed cow’s milk that was not sold especially for babies?

________________

ENTER AGE

(COWS_MILK2_UNIT)

Age in days (if younger than two weeks):


Age in weeks (if older than two weeks):


CFQ056 (JUICE) 23. Have you ever fed your baby fruit juice that was not sold especially for babies?

Yes

No GO TO QUESTION 26



CFQ058 (JUICE_AGE) 24. How old was your baby when he/she was first fed fruit juice that was not sold especially for babies?

________________

ENTER AGE

(JUICE_AGE_UNIT)

Age in days (if younger than two weeks):


Age in weeks (if older than two weeks):


CFQ060 (JUICE_CALCIUM) 25. About how often was the fruit juice fortified with calcium?

Always

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Don’t know


CFQ062 26. Now think about fruits, vegetables, and meats that may have been fed to your baby in the past 7 days. How often was each of the foods your baby ate commercial baby food? (Commercial baby food is food sold for babies. Foods that are NOT commercial baby food are table foods your whole family eats, foods you made especially for your baby, fresh fruit, and fruit juices that are not sold especially for babies.)



(C_FOOD1)

(C_FOOD2)

(C_FOOD3)

(C_FOOD4)

(C_FOOD5)

Type of

Commercial Baby Food

Always

Usually

Sometimes

Never

Not Fed to My Baby

a. Fruit and vegetable juice

b. Fruit

c. Vegetable

d. Meat, chicken and turkey

e. Combination dinner (for example, Spaghetti Dinner, Pasta and Vegetable Dinner, or a Turkey and Rice Dinner)



CFQ064 (ORGANIC) 27. During the past 7 days, were the baby foods your baby ate always, sometimes, rarely, or never organic baby foods?

Always

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Don’t know


CFQ066 (SUPPLEMENT) 28. Which of the following supplements was your child given at least three days a week during the past 2 weeks? (Mark all that apply.)

Fluoride

Iron

Vitamin D



Other vitamins or supplements—specify: ________________________________

(SUPPLEMENT_OTHER)

None GO TO QUESTION 30



CFQ068 (SUPP_FORM) 29. Were the supplements you gave your baby in the form of drops or pills?
[NOTE: MARK CRUSHED PILLS MIXED WITH LIQUID AS “PILLS”.]


Drops

Pills


CFQ070 (HERBAL) 30. Was your baby given any herbal or botanical preparations or any kind of tea or home remedy in the past 7 days? Do not count preparations put on the baby’s skin or anything the baby may have gotten from breast milk after you took an herbal or botanical preparation.

Yes (HERBAL_OTH)

No (TIME_STAMP_2)



CFQ071 (HERBAL_OTH) 31. Please write in the name of all of the kinds of herbal or botanical preparations, teas or home remedies your baby was given in the past 7 days.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________



CFQ073 (TIME_STAMP_2) PROGRAMMER INSTRUCTION: INSERT DATE/TIME STAMP

Thank you for participating in the National Children’s Study and for taking the time to complete this survey.

INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION: IF SAQ IS COMPLETED AS A PAPI, SCs MUST PROVIDE INSTRUCTIONS AND A BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE FOR RESPONDENT TO RETURN

6-Month Infant Feeding SAQ (EH, PB, HI) Version 1.0 0



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