Introduction: Suboptimal complementary feeding including inappropriate breastfeeding
practices are the major causes of child under-nutrition in Ethiopia, like many other low …

Background: The first two years of a child's life is particularly important, as good nutrition
during this time lowers morbidity and mortality, and promotes development of the child …

Complementary feeding (CF) reflects a transition from exclusive breastfeeding to solid or
semi-solid food items. Proper CF practices are critically important as it routinely commences …

Methods The source of data for this analysis is from baseline studies of a community-based
quasi-experimental study conducted prior to implementing a nutrition behaviour change …

Objective The study aimed to examine secular trends and determinants of changes in
complementary feeding indicators in Nigeria. Design, setting and participants Data on 79 …

Methods: A cross-sectional study was performed in Osun State, Nigeria, in September 2019.
Sample size was estimated using Fisher's formula for simple proportion and mothers were …

Background: Inadequate complementary feeding practices lead to poor cognition, stunting,
and increased rate of infections. Insight into deficiencies of complementary feeding practices …

Objectives To examine the trends and influencing factors of suboptimal complementary
feeding (CF) practices among children aged 6–23 months in Niger using national data from …

Background: The optimal feeding practice in infants and young children is the key in shaping
their adequate growth and development. Methods: The study aimed to explore the multiple …

Unlike breastfeeding, complementary feeding has not received the attention it requires,
especially in low-income and middle-income countries. There is evidence to the effect that …