Background: Complementary feeding refers to a process of introducing the infant to
additional sources of nutrition other than the breast milk, usually at the age of six months …

Kitgum and Pader districts in Northern Uganda have had series of child nutrition programs,
however; malnutrition in infants 6-11months still remains a major challenge. This study …

In Nigeria, only 30 percent of infants ages 6-23 months are fed in accordance with the
recommendation for infant and young children feeding practices despite the fact that it has …

Women sustain household health by operationalizing and maximizing nutrition through food
preparation. Thus, information and the women's knowledge on nutrient adequacy of meals …

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 …

ObjectiveLack of diversity is a major factor contributing to inadequate nutrient intakes among
children during the complementary feeding period in many rural areas in developing …

Background Complementary feeding is critical for optimal nutrition in infants and young
children as it ensures their growth, health and development to attain their full potential …

Background The aim of this study was to assess dietary intakes and complementary feeding
practices of children aged 6–24 months who are from Bangladeshi ancestry and living in …

The aim of the present study was to identify and describe the factors influencing feeding
practices of children aged 6–23 months in Rwanda. This is a cross-sectional descriptive …

Sub-optimal infant feeding practices, frequent infections and micronutrient deficiencies are
major contributors to the high incidence of malnutrition among young children in Africa1 …