Infanticide occurs, but there is no information on frequency
Infanticide is permitted and occurs frequently
Infanticide is permitted and occurs infrequently
Infanticide is disapproved of but does occur. If it occurs, and there is no information on approval, code here
Infanticide is disapproved and does not occur

No infanticide
The mothers welfare, e.g., she does not want more children, she is afraid of losing her charms, etc
Revenge, e.g., due to argument with husband
Concern for the childs welfare, e.g., the couple cannot support more children or there is ni one to suckle the child
The child was born in an unusual position, exhibited some unusual behavior or physical trait at birth, or was deformed, e.g., hair was already present on the child, or the child was born feet first
The child was one of a multiple birth
The child was a female
The child was born of an illicit sexual relationship, i.e., premarital, adulterous, or incestuous
Other

It cannot occur during menstruation
It cannot occur for some period after childbirth whether because of nursing or a postpartum sex taboo and/or during pregnancy
It cannot occur during mensturation and after childbirth and/or during pregnancy
It cannot occur before, during, or after life cycle events, e.g., after the death of a spouse or at initiation
It cannot occur before, during, and/or after a military expedition
It cannot occur before, during and/or after a major economic activity and/or a manufacturing operation
It cannot occur before, during and/or after a ritual program of some sort, e.g., days of abstinence of power seeking
It cannot occur before, during and/or after non-life cycle ceremonial events, e.g., harvest festivals

No extension beyond the nuclear family is reported. Note in the comments if the strongest prohibition in the family is Br-Si, Mo-So, or Fa-Dau
Bilateral extensions by cross or parallel cousins
Bilateral extension by degree of cousinage from ego
Other
Matrilineal extensions, with or without other bilateral extensions
Patrilineal extensions, with or without other bilateral extensions
Extensions based on nonkinship considerations, e.g., ritual bonds, household composition, locality, or social class