Abstract
While underserved women are often less likely to exclusively breastfeed, some small studies have suggested that Hispanic women paradoxically breastfeed at higher rates compared to their non-Hispanic counterparts. However, we observed in a central Texas tertiary care system that largely cares for underserved Hispanic women, exclusive breastfeeding rates were low. Examining a national dataset, we hypothesized that Hispanic women had lower exclusive breastfeeding rates compared to their non-Hispanic counterparts.
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