2022
À partir des données de l’étude Elfe, Jonathan Bernard (Inserm) et Lorraine Poncet (Inserm), se sont intéressés au suivi des recommandations par les familles concernant l’usage des écrans. Jonathan Bernard, chercheur à l’Inserm, nous présente ses travaux et répond à nos questions sur l’exposition des enfants aux écrans.
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2022
À la demande de la commission des affaires sociales de l’Assemblée nationale, la Cour des comptes a réalisé une enquête relative à la santé des enfants, en s’appuyant en partie sur les données de l’Étude longitudinale française pour l’enfance (Elfe).
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2018
Mothers are recommended to exclusively breastfeed their infant for the first 6 months. When breastfeeding is not desired or not possible, or when mothers need to find a complement or follow-on, there is a vast array of infant formulas to choose from, in the form of either powdered or liquid milk. [...]
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2017
The National Nutrition and Health Programme (PNNS) recommends that dietary diversification, with the gradual introduction of different food groups, should begin at 6 months and not before 4 months. However, little is yet known about what actually happens in France. [...]
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2015
For the 70% of mothers who start breastfeeding at the maternity unit, the median duration of breastfeeding is 17 weeks, and the median duration of predominant breastfeeding is 7 weeks. Only 19% of infants are still being breastfed at 6 months. [...]
Read moreWhat do pregnant women eat and do they follow recommendations? [FR]
Presentation by Manik Kadawathagedara, researcher at the Centre for Epidemiological and Statistical Research (CRESS), INSERM
2014
The results of the Elfe study confirm a well documented trend over recent years towards more mothers starting to breastfeed at the maternity unit, in parallel with numerous public health initiatives designed to promote breastfeeding. [...]
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