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Family size and family planning in Kenya: continuity and change in metropolitan and rural attitudes.

Examines continuity and change in metropolitan and rural attitudes toward family size and family planning in Kenya between 1966-67 and 1977-78. A comparison of KAP survey data suggests no change in desired family size in the metropolitan area (Nairobi). However a significant increase in reliable family planning knowledge and practice was observed. Rural areas showed an improvement in the quality of family planning knowledge but not in the proportion of women with such information. There was no decrease in preferred family size. (Authors)