Health Promotion Board maternal and child health history includes the National Breastfeeding Survey (NBFS) series for Singapore mothers’ breastfeeding prevalence and duration. The CSV National Breastfeeding Survey 2001 and 2011 captures published waves before HPB discontinued the survey after 2011. Public health researchers studying early-life nutrition can use the finite series without expecting new NBFS releases. Indicators follow HPB survey definitions noted in the official description.
The National Breastfeeding Survey (NBFS) series provides national statistics on the prevalence and duration of breastfeeding among mothers in Singapore. This survey has been discontinued since 2011.
Health Promotion Board CSV from Singapore’s National Breastfeeding Survey for 2001 and 2011, reporting exclusive and any breastfeeding rates by time interval after birth. Public-health researchers compare decade-apart breastfeeding prevalence to evaluate maternal and child health promotion outcomes.