Poor complementary feeding (CF) challenges early childhood growth. We examined the
trends and influencing factors of CF practices among children aged 6–23 months in Côte …

Background Inappropriate complementary feeding is a major contributor to child
malnutrition. Previous studies have described complementary feeding practice using single …

Introducing appropriate complementary feeding at 6 months of age is crucial for the optimal
growth and development of an infant. In Ethiopia, however, no previous national‐level …

Quality complementary feeding (CF) of infants and young children is key to their growth and
development. But in Jordan, providing appropriate CF remains a challenge. This study …

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 …

Child complementary feeding (CF) practices meet dietary recommendations more often
among educated, high-income groups. Much of the evidence for this association addresses …

Background & aim Concurrent estimates on the magnitude and evidence on the
determinants of complementary feeding (CF) practices in Ethiopia are currently disparate …

Introduction Malnutrition is a public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa with an increased
morbidity and mortality rate than in other parts of the world. Poor complementary feeding …

Introduction Complementary feeding is considered appropriate when introduced timely at 6
months of age, and where it fulfils the minimum meal frequency, minimum dietary diversity …

Suboptimal complementary feeding practices play a crucial role in the health and
development of children. The objective of this research paper was to identify factors …