Postpartum Survey - 2, 6, 9 months

Prospective Birth Cohort Study Involving Environmental Uranium Exposure in the Navajo Nation

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Postpartum Survey - 2,6,9 months

OMB: 0923-0046

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ATTACHMENT 3F




Postpartum Survey- 2, 6, & 9 months








































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Form Approved:

OMB No. 0923-xxxx

Exp. Date xx/xx/20xx

Participant Number:


SURVEY at 2, 6, & 9 Months


INTERVIEWERS: PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY] Date of Interview:


Interviewer Name:


Location of Interview:


Is there any change in your contact information since we last spoke to you?

Yes No Dont Know

UPDATED CONTACT INFORMATION Mailing Address



Telephone Number – Home Cell Message


Has the person who is providing care for your baby changed since we last spoke to you?

Yes

No

Dont know

Refused


If yes, may we contact them to do babys growth and development questionnaires if you are unavailable? If you dont mind if we contact them please provide their name and contact information below:

Name


Phone number












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Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average 15 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC/ATSDR Information Collection Review Office, 1600 Clifton Road NE, MS D-74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0923-XXXX).













Participant Number:

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CURRENT BREASTFEEDING PRACTICES


1. Are you currently breastfeeding your baby?

No, [ skip to 3.] Refused

Yes If yes,1a. Number of times breastfeed baby per day


2. Do you currently feed your baby exclusively (ONLY) with breast milk?

No Refused

Yes [stop here]


USE AND PREPARATION OF INFANT FORMULA


3. Do you use baby formula to feed your baby?

No, [ skip to 5.] Refused

Yes If yes, specify below:

3a. Brand of baby formula

3b. Number of times per day


4. Do you use water to mix or prepare baby formula?

No Refused

Yes If yes, specify type of water below:

4a. Type of water used to prepare baby formula

Unfiltered tap water

Filtered tap water

Bottled water

Other 4b. Specify


CESSATION OF BREASTFEEDING


5. Have you completely stopped breastfeeding?

No Refused

Yes If Yes, 5a. How old was your baby when you completely stopped breastfeeding?

months weeks


INTRODUCTION OF FOODS


6. Has your baby ever been fed milk (other than breast milk or formula), like cows milk, whole milk, soy milk, or Lactaid milk? This includes drinking milk or putting milk in cereal. This does not include using milk in recipes.

No Refused

Yes 6a. If yes,What type of other milk?


7. Has your baby ever been fed cereal, including baby cereal, on a daily basis?

No Refused

Yes 7a. If yes, on a daily basis since he/she was months weeks old


8. Has your baby ever been fed pureed food on a daily basis? This includes commercial or homemade baby food.

No Refused

Yes 8a. If yes, on a daily basis since he/she was months weeks old




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9. Has your baby ever been fed solid foods?

No Refused

Yes If yes, on a daily basis since he/she was months weeks old



10. Do you participate in the WIC program?

FOOD SOURCES

No Refused

Yes 10a. If yes, which foods do you obtain for your baby using WIC coupons?




HOME QUESTIONS AND OBSERVATIONS


Questions 11 through 20 should be asked of Mom or care giver. 21 through 29 are observations and should be recorded by the interviewer.


11. About how often does your child have a chance to get out of the house?

Not at all

About once a month or less

A few times a month

About once a week

4 or more times a week

Every day


12. About how many childrens books does your child have?

None

1 or 2 books

3 to 9 books

10 or more books


13. How often do you get a chance to read stories to your child?

Never

Several times a year

Several times a month

Once a week

About 3 times a week

Every day


14. About how often do you take your child to the grocery store?

Twice a week or more

Once a week

Once a month

Hardly ever


15. About how many, if any, cuddly, soft, or role-playing toys (like a doll) does your child have? (May be shared with sister or brother.)


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16. About how many, if any, push or pull toys does your child have? (May be shared with sister or brother.)


Shape5 Shape6 NUMBER OF TOYS


17. Some parents spend time teaching their children new skills while other parents believe that children learn best on their own. Which of the following best describes your attitude?

Parents should always spend time teaching their children.

Parents should usually spend time teaching their children.”

Parents should usually allow their children learn on their own.

Parents should always allow their children learn on their own.


18. How often does your child eat a meal with both mother and father (step-father or father-figure)?

More than once a day

Once a day

Several times a week

About once a week

About once a month

Never

No father, step-father, or father-figure


19. Children seem to demand attention while their parents are busy, doing housework, for example. How often do you talk to your child while you are working?

Always talk to child when Im working

Often talk to child when Im working

Sometimes talk to child when Im working

Rarely talk to child when Im working

Never talk to child when Im working


20. Sometimes kids mind pretty well and sometimes they dont. About how many times, if any, have you had to spank your child in the past week?


Shape7 Shape8 NUMBER OF TIMES


Did not spank last week


OBSERVATIONS


21. Mom / care giver spontaneously vocalized to/conversed with child at least twice.

Yes No


22. Mom / care giver responded verbally to child.

Yes No


23. Mom / care giver showed physical attention to child.

Yes No


24. Mom / care giver did not spank child.

Yes No


25. Mom / care giver did not interfere/restrict child more than 3 times.

Yes No


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26. Mom / care giver provided appropriate toys/activities to child.

Yes No


27. Mom / care giver kept child in view.

Yes No


28. Play environment is safe (home or building).

Yes No


PERCEIVED STRESS SCALE


The following questions ask about Moms feelings and thought during the last month.


29. In the last month, how often have you felt that you were unable to control the important things in your life?

Never

Almost never

Sometimes

Fairly often

Very often

No answer


30. In the last month, how often have felt confident about your ability to handle your personal problems?

Never

Almost never

Sometimes

Fairly often

Very often

No answer


31. In the last month, how often have you felt that things were going your way?

Never

Almost never

Sometimes

Fairly often

Very often

No answer


32. In the last month, how often have you felt difficulties were piling up so high that you could not overcome them?

Never

Almost never

Sometimes

Fairly often

Very often

No answer










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