Maternal Agricultural Labour

Cross-source consensus on Maternal Agricultural Labour from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Risks & contraindications

Mothers in the study had to combine domestic caregiving with agricultural labour. — Household dynamics of maternal caregiving and agricultural labour in complementary feeding practices in rural farming communities in Geita Region, Tanzania: a qualitative study
The dual burden of caregiving and farming reduced time for preparing food and supervising child meals. — Household dynamics of maternal caregiving and agricultural labour in complementary feeding practices in rural farming communities in Geita Region, Tanzania: a qualitative study
Long farm days left mothers too fatigued to cook planned meals. — Household dynamics of maternal caregiving and agricultural labour in complementary feeding practices in rural farming communities in Geita Region, Tanzania: a qualitative study
Farm obligations shifted feeding away from planned nutritious meals toward quick and convenient foods. — Household dynamics of maternal caregiving and agricultural labour in complementary feeding practices in rural farming communities in Geita Region, Tanzania: a qualitative study
During peak farming demands, speed and convenience could override nutritional value. — Household dynamics of maternal caregiving and agricultural labour in complementary feeding practices in rural farming communities in Geita Region, Tanzania: a qualitative study