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Interative Hull Atlas: www.hullpublichealth.org/Pages/hull_atlas.htm More information: www.jsnaonline.org and www.hullpublichealth.org<br />

10.12.5.2 Social Marketing and Factors Influencing Breastfeeding<br />

Social marketing research is being undertaken in Hull (commencing September 2009)<br />

which aims to examine factors which influence breastfeeding. Some initial analysis has<br />

been undertaken with the aim of informing the social market research. The initial work<br />

involved examining ACORN classifications of those who do and do not breastfeed<br />

(based on their postcode).<br />

From this initial work, considerable geographical variability in the percentages of babies<br />

in Hull born 19 th February 2009 to 19 th May 2009 inclusive that were recorded on the<br />

Child Health System as still being breast-fed at 6 weeks was found, as shown in Table<br />

366.<br />

The numbers of babies born over this four month period was relatively small at ward<br />

level (varying from 17 to 64), nevertheless considerable variability was found. The<br />

percentages of babies who were exclusively breast-fed at 6 weeks ranged from 9.4% in<br />

Bransholme West, 11.1% in Ings, 12.2% in Newington, 12.5% in Orchard Park and<br />

Greenwood and 13.6% in Marfleet to 42.2% in Derringham, 43.2% in Boothferry, 46.0%<br />

in Myton and 46.2% in Avenue. The percentage of babies that were partially breast-fed<br />

at 6 weeks ranged from 0% to 18%. Under half of babies were exclusively bottle-fed at<br />

6 weeks in Myton, Avenue, Bricknell and Newland, whereas 80% or higher for<br />

Bransholme East, Bransholme West, Orchard Park and Greenwood, Ings, Marfleet,<br />

Southcoates East, Southcoates West and Newington.<br />

Table 366: Breast feeding status at 6 weeks by area and locality for babies resident in<br />

Hull and born 19 th February 2009 to 19 th May 2009 inclusive<br />

Breast feeding status at 6 weeks<br />

Area/Locality<br />

Exclusively Partially Exclusively All<br />

breast-fed breast-fed bottle-fed<br />

N % N % N % N<br />

North Carr 32 23.5 6 4.4 98 72.1 136<br />

Northern 25 21.4 2 1.7 90 76.9 117<br />

North Locality 57 22.5 8 3.2 188 74.3 253<br />

East 19 20.2 7 7.4 68 72.3 94<br />

Park 31 21.4 3 2.1 111 76.6 145<br />

Riverside (East) 6 17.1 5 14.3 24 68.6 35<br />

East Locality 56 20.4 15 5.5 203 74.1 274<br />

Riverside (West) 38 29.7 6 4.7 84 65.6 128<br />

West 42 35.6 3 2.5 73 61.9 118<br />

Wyke 44 41.5 15 14.2 47 44.3 106<br />

West Locality 124 35.2 24 6.8 204 58.0 352<br />

Hull 237 27.0 47 5.3 595 67.7 879<br />

Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Foundation Profile – Hull Health Profile: Release 3. March 2011. 734

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