Additional file 1 of Maternal education and equity in breastfeeding: trends and patterns in 81 low- and middle-income countries between 2000 and 2019

Additional file 1: Table S1. Countries and surveys included in the trend and inequalities analyses by mother’s formal education level. Source: Demographic Health Survey and Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, 1993–2019. Table S2. Percentage of children who were put to breast within 1 h after birth and of children exclusively breastfed under 6 months by mother’s formal education level. Source: Demographic Health Survey and Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey. Table S3. Percentage of children at 1 and 2 years of age who were fed breastmilk by mother’s formal education level. Source: DHS and MICS. Table S4. Percentage of children under 6 months and between 6 and 23 months of age who were fed formula by mother’s formal education level. Source: Demographic Health Survey and Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey. Table S5. Annual changes in the prevalence of breast milk and formula consumption indicators by mother’s formal education level according to the regions of the world. Source: Demographic Health Survey and Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey. Table S6. Annual changes in the prevalence of breast milk and formula consumption indicators by mother’s formal education level according to the World Bank income groups. Source: Demographic Health Survey and Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey. Table S7. Average weighted prevalence of breast milk and formula consumption indicators by mother’s formal education level according to income groups*. Table S8. Average weighted prevalence of breast milk and formula consumption indicators by mother’s formal education level according to regions of the world*. Table S9. Annual changes in the prevalence of breast milk and formula consumption indicators by mother’s formal education level for selected countries. Source: Demographic Health Survey and Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey.