Background The effects of malnutrition on health status and survival of children has been the
subject of extensive research for several decades. Malnutrition affects physical growth …

Poor infants feeding practices have been found to be more prevalent among nursing
mothers in developing countries. Continuous evaluation of the likely contributing factors will …

Malnutrition is very prevalent among the children from age 0-5 years, most especially in the
developing countries such as Nigeria. Hence the need to address ourselves to finding ways …

Malnutrition is a global public health problem more prominent among infants under five
years of age, and South Africa is no exception. Caregivers' poor infant feeding practices …

Good nutrition is necessary for the growth and development of preschool children. In sub-
Saharan Africa, however, data on the determinants of their nutritional status are lacking. A …

Background: Malnutrition is the major cause linked to many diseases and is a burden
recognized in many developing countries including Tanzania. A child's intake can have a …

Background: Appropriate infant feeding is the key to optimum infant and child development
and survival. This study investigates age-appropriate infant feeding practices and nutritional …

Introduction: Feeding practices of children is a crucial factor in determining the health,
nutrition, survival, growth and development of an individual WHO,(2013). Further WHO …

Abstract In Narok County, Kenya, where the challenge of achieving optimal child nutrition
persists, particularly in the context of its arid and semi-arid climate, the prevalence of …