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Table 20.1 Studies used to make evidence statement <strong>for</strong> age of introduction of solid foods and overweight.<br />

Reference [1] Reilly 2005 Hawkins 2009 Hawkins 2006<br />

Type of study [2] Cohort Cohort Systematic <strong>review</strong> of 4 studies (1<br />

systematic <strong>review</strong>, 3 cohort studies)<br />

Level of evidence [3] II II I<br />

Intervention/<br />

comparator [4]<br />

N [5]<br />

Population/study<br />

in<strong>for</strong>mation [6]<br />

Early life risk factors <strong>for</strong><br />

development childhood obesity at<br />

age 7 yrs, including age at which<br />

complementary feeding is begun<br />

( 4 months (0.86, 0.76<br />

to 0.97) (compared with none) was<br />

Relationship between breastfeeding<br />

and weaning on development of<br />

overweight in preschool children.<br />

Weaning is defined as the<br />

introduction of solid foods in this<br />

publication.<br />

Number of subjects not provided.<br />

Breastfeeding: 15 studies; Weaning:<br />

4 studies.<br />

Preschool children in US and UK<br />

There may be an inverse relationship<br />

between breastfeeding (unclear if<br />

duration or ever) and later<br />

overweight (no difference between<br />

preschool children, older children, or<br />

adults). There is no relationship<br />

between time of weaning and<br />

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