Abstract
Recent research results on infant feeding practices in developing countries have consistently shown a strong negative association between breastfeeding and contraceptive use. This relationship is explored in-depth with a detailed analysis of Taiwanese data and supplementary evidence from 20 developing country populations. Implications for appropriate policies relating to family planning programs and the encouragement of breastfeeding are discussed.
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