Existing knowledge of how maternal autonomy relates to child undernutrition in Nigeria is
few and limited to children under 24 months old. Nothing is known about how it affects older …

Child malnutrition is a problem in all countries and centers in poorer communities. Biological
and socioeconomic factors alike contribute to malnutrition with recent studies focusing on …

This study examined the influence of maternal autonomy on child nutrition in rural, Nigeria.
The 2013 Nigerian Demography and Health Survey data were utilized. Data were analyzed …

Despite India's steady economic growth over recent the period, the burden of childhood
malnutrition persists, contributing to higher neonatal and infant mortality. There is limited …

Objective: To investigate the relationship between maternal autonomy and various indices of
child undernutrition among children aged< 2 years in Nigeria, considering the cultural …

The high prevalence of child under-nutrition remains a profound challenge in the developing
world. Maternal autonomy was examined as a determinant of breast feeding and infant …

Objectives Investigate the relationship between maternal autonomy at multiple levels and
the risk of child stunting, underweight, and wasting in India. Methods Data were from a 2005 …

A mother's nutritional status and participation in household decision-making, a proxy for
empowerment, are known determinants of improved nutrition and health outcomes for …

Childhood under-nutrition is a prevalent public health issue through out the developing
world. In recent surveys, such as the one carried out by the National Nutrition Monitoring …

Childhood stunting remains a global public health concern. Little has been documented on
the effect of women's decision-making autonomy on child growth in settings where decision …