Infant Care and Feeding in the South Pacific

Leslie B. Marshall

1 COMMENTARY: THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES ON INFANT CARE AND FEEDING 2 WAGE EMPLOYMENT AND INFANT FEEDING: A PAPUA NEW GUINEA CASE 3 CULTURAL ASPECTS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD GROWTH AND NUTRITION AMONG THE A MELE OF LOWLAND PAPUA NEW GUINEA 4 FOOD TABOOS, MALARIA, AND DIETARY CHANGE: INFANT FEEDING AND CULTURAL ADAPTATION ON A PAPUA NEW GUINEA ISLAND 5 INFANT FEEDING AND HEALTH CARE IN KADUWAGA VILLAGE, THE TROBRIAND ISLAND S 6 SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ECOLOGICAL PARAM ETERS OF INFANT FEEDING IN USINO, PAPUA NEW GUINEA 7 INFANT CA RE AND FEEDING PRACTICES AND THE BEGINNINGS OF SOCIALIZATION AMONG THE MAISIN OF PAPUA NEW G UINEA 8 THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF INFANT FEEDING IN THE MURIK LA KES OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA 9 INFANT CARE AND FEEDING IN KAUAI, WEST NEW BRITAIN, PAPUA NEW GUINEA 10 PATTERNS OF INFANT FEEDING IN KOVE (WEST NEW BRITAIN, PAPUA NEW GUINEA), 1966-1983 11 INFANT CARE AND FAM ILY RELATIONS ON PONAM ISLAND, MANUS PROVINCE, PAPUA NEW GUINEA 12 WOMEN’S WORK AND INFANT FEEDING: TRADITIONAL AND TRANSITIONAL PRACTICES ON MALAITA, SOLOMON I S L A N D S 13 KWARA’AE MOTHERS AND INFANTS: CHANGING FAMILY PRACTICES IN HEALTH, WORK, AND CHILDREARING . 14 THE CULTURAL CONTEXT OF INFANT FEEDING IN F I J I 15 INFANT CARE IN A GROUP OF OUTER FIJI ISLAND S 16 INFANT FEEDING AND WOMEN’S WORK IN WESTERN SAMOA: A HYPOTHESIS, SOME EVIDENCE AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH 17 COMMENTARY: A PEDIATRICIAN’S PERSPECTIVE .18 COMMENTARY: WOMEN’S WORK AND INFANT FEEDING IN OCEANIA .19 COMMENTARY: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON INFANT FEEDING IN OCEANIA.