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The practice of infant feeding among Asian immigrants.

Nutritional problems are very common in infants and young children of Asian immigrants; most arise as a result of inadequate weaning. An Asian infant should be weaned onto a diet which takes into consideration his parents' religious and cultural customs which affect diets.

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